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25th February 2002, 12:21 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Bangalore, India
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N-Channel Amp : Populated Board
And here is a photo of a populated board that should simplify component placement. The extra parts I have added are a multiturn trimpot on the input pair to adjust output offset and a Zobel network. The input stage supply is derived via Fast-Recovery Diodes and are separately decoupled.
(I could't get the full PCB design in the scanned output, no matter what I tried. Since, this is only to give those interested an idea, you could fill the missing tracks easily while designing your own board). Comments and questions are welcome.
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