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Join Date: Jan 2004
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I want to make power amp of 2x30w.Can you post some links for cheap but good performance amplifier,or maybe i should use chip amp?
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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This way i have what you want, a scratch... and no adress to send you.
As this amplifiers cannot be published this way.... only sending directly straigth to you. I have the necessary good will.... but.... without adress.... Carlos
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: The Netherlands
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Hi Carlos,
I'm allways interested in new circuit topologies! Could you mail me a copy? Best regards, Thijs |
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30w?
I use slone's topo. Input stage and vas :2sc1815/2sa1015 output stage:2sb688/2sd718 2sc1815 is very cheap,OK?you can also buy 2sc2240/2sa978 |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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and what do you think about lm's..?
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Left Coast
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I built a version of Slones 11.4 which is normally ~75-100W but with a power supply that limits it to 45-50W. No problems. You could probably scale it back to 30W but I think you might need to change a couple of resistor values -- probably at least the one that sets the tail current.
Scaled back to that power level you could probably use TIP3055 and TIP2955 for output devices with little penalty - on the plus side they have a smaller footprint, cost less and there would be little chance of getting counterfiets (not a trivial consideration, unfortunately). On a completely different tack, 30W is well within the capabilities of several IC amplifiers. The TDA7294 comes to mind and is one of the few that (per the specsheet, at least) approaches the measured perfomance potential of good discrete amps. |
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