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hi all,I am new here.
this is my first try at solid based design.I build this buffer for replacement buffer IC, eg.BUF634.the buffer is biased in CLASS A,purpose for generic use. thanks sijosae(headwize.com member,diy headphone amp master) for archetype try out,url at here. original article at here,(Walt Jung's buffer) LINK cheers Zang |
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sch,any suggestions?
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Southampton
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Hi digi01
How does it sound compare with the BUF634? |
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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First, Zang, if you draw the schematic like everyone else it's easier to read but you have maybe used some software with limited drawing area?
Strive to have power supply a the top and then potentials get lower vertically. Compare Walt's original schematic or mine or anyone's.... A diamond buffer is pretty simple to get working but beware of that this discrete buffer is probably not as good as BUF634. Why? The BUF634 uses GHz transistors probably and they are matched since it's a monolithic device. The current capability is probably not an inssue either.... but it's fun to do something of your own, sure. I'll guess you already have seen my diamond buffer and also Glassman's? Notice that both my and Glassman's buffer have something extra to offer. In both cases it's more output power and more current. If you are after copying sijosae's artwork, ask him first if he do mind.
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Prague,Czech Republic
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VJ's based buffer give better sonic results than 634, but not with this working points ( iddle current ). Current must be higher ( class A ref. to lower load ), so output transistors must be types with higher Pc , for example BD 139/ 140.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: GuangDong China
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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Indeed, that's the drawback of making "odd" schematics. So Zang, the how the LED's should be connected.
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there are some different to BUF634: 1, buf634 is biased in classAB,with output current limit and bandwidth limit 2,the inner circuit of buf634 is un-adjustable,mine has a number of options. 3,mine is rough compare with factory IC Quote:
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