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Join Date: Jan 2002
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I want to build a preamp that use opa2604 as main amplifier, and want to use a pair as output driver to increase the output capacity. Which mosfet is best to do it? The supply voltage is +- 18v.
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What load did you want to drive?
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Thanks reply, Pass.
I mean use a couple of mosfet in the preamp output stage. The mosfet is biased and connect to opa2604 output pin directly. Mosfet output is RCA connector. Which mosfet is better, IRF510 and IRF9510 or a small JFET is enough? Any advice is appreciated. lazy |
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Try a Zetex ZVN3310 and ZVP3310 if your current
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Dallas,Texas
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Hey! I thought they were only good for building computers with. I wonder if the mosfets are fast enough to use inside the feedback loop of the OPA2604. This might be a little tricky for a beginner though.
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I just read the datasheet of zvn3310, it is a nice mosfet. I will try it.
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