My new 150W R2R design!

amplifierguru · 10th June 2005, 06:30 AM

This is my new and latest, energy efficient R2R design. I am considering commercial options now and have PCB quote pending.

This is MOSFET as you can see 4inch x2inch PCB, with fuse output stage protection and triac failure protection. It is 150W/8 ohms at 0.001%. Chip driven FET cascode input, high PSRR design.

Greg

Workhorse · 10th June 2005, 06:50 AM

Greg,

Nice design.... Achieving R2R using complementary P & N mosfets is a fairly easy & simple thing but R2R in N-channel Mosfets only Workhorse is the Solo Player so far....

But wait where is the schematic guru!....

What's the name of your company... or you work for some company or firm or you own one....

Kanwar

amplifierguru · 10th June 2005, 06:59 AM

Hi Kanwar,

You like this? It is nice, I think. It has been designed with some options as well like thermal cutout and extra thermistor Tcomp if necessary.

I do not have a company at present due to aforementioned reasons, I have to find makers interested or do it alone, but am reticent to proceed in Australia. Schematic is a little more private at present, you understand.

It is well conceived with current trends. I have a simple power supply PCB with 6x 4,700uF and discrete bridge to complement for normal Hi End use.

Greg

amplifierguru · 10th June 2005, 07:20 AM

Here is the supply multiple parallel C PCB, the same size.

Workhorse · 10th June 2005, 07:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by amplifierguru
Hi Kanwar,

You like this? It is nice, I think. It has been designed with some options as well like thermal cutout and extra thermistor Tcomp if necessary.

I do not have a company at present due to aforementioned reasons, I have to find makers interested or do it alone, but am reticent to proceed in Australia. Schematic is a little more private at present, you understand.

It is well conceived with current trends. I have a simple power supply PCB with 6x 4,700uF and discrete bridge to complement for normal Hi End use.

Greg

I think Greg, without schematic I cannot comment....

If that was to kept as secret than you must not start this thread!

You donot work nor you have any company than what you are doing to earn your bread or livlihood...

Kanwar

amplifierguru · 10th June 2005, 07:47 AM

Kanwar,

I do some consult work for companies as it arises and have my investments. I guess semi- retired under the circumstances. I will probably show the schematic in good time. Your schematics?

I should not put my family at risk, that's for sure.

boholm · 10th June 2005, 09:03 AM

No schematics ?

Then what is the point of this thread?

destroyer X · 10th June 2005, 09:21 AM

Without it not complete fun for us.

Half fun only.

Carlos

Workhorse · 10th June 2005, 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by amplifierguru
Kanwar,

I do some consult work for companies as it arises and have my investments. I guess semi- retired under the circumstances. I will probably show the schematic in good time. Your schematics?

I should not put my family at risk, that's for sure.

Oh, then you act as a consultant to other companies, you offer designs, tweaks, etc to help the companies to perform better in their products...

I think your children should be of very young age that's why you have concerned more about them....thats what a role eventually every father would play to protect his children... but how do you live under such stressful and tension oriented environment ,.. I probably cannot understand . people threat you for stop designing good stuff so that their bad stuff should reign the market.. they are afraid of you verymuch thats why they threat you... I hope if were in Australia , then i would definately help you.. by the way dont you have links, friends to help you out of this situation... I get shocked to imagine how could you be able to design amp under these threats ... ins't it acts as a burden for you... I simply cant imagine what would be pervailing in your home... the threats must be ........thats why you have some much concerned or Might you have already faced such situation[threat] thats why your state of mind cautions you to stop manufacturing and protect.... If I were you then i would simply delete the members of that firm who passes threats.... , no matter what shall happen afterwards.... Greg i simply cannot able to grasp how are you living in this type environment....May GOD help you to solve your problem and i pray to ALMIGHTY to help you out from this situation and so that you could setup your own manufacturing company maybe we shall call it "Guru Audio"

That was the word from manufacturer friend....
regards,
Kanwar

Bricolo · 10th June 2005, 04:17 PM

What does R2R mean?

10th June 2005, 06:50 AM	#2
Workhorse diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: n/a	Greg, Nice design.... Achieving R2R using complementary P & N mosfets is a fairly easy & simple thing but R2R in N-channel Mosfets only Workhorse is the Solo Player so far.... But wait where is the schematic guru!.... What's the name of your company... or you work for some company or firm or you own one.... Kanwar __________________ The power fanatic

10th June 2005, 09:03 AM	#7
boholm diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Copenhagen	No schematics ? Then what is the point of this thread? __________________ Best regards Bo

10th June 2005, 09:21 AM	#8
destroyer X diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Recife-Brasil Northeast	Yeah!...please, post schematic for us! Without it not complete fun for us. Half fun only. Carlos __________________ Christmas gift from forum friends: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcoQmtrlA6A

10th June 2005, 04:17 PM	#10
Bricolo diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Grenoble, FR	What does R2R mean? __________________ Just remember: in theory there's no difference between theory and practice. But in practice it usually is quite a bit difference... Bob Pease

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10th June 2005, 06:59 AM	#3
amplifierguru Account Disabled Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Earth	Hi Kanwar, You like this? It is nice, I think. It has been designed with some options as well like thermal cutout and extra thermistor Tcomp if necessary. I do not have a company at present due to aforementioned reasons, I have to find makers interested or do it alone, but am reticent to proceed in Australia. Schematic is a little more private at present, you understand. It is well conceived with current trends. I have a simple power supply PCB with 6x 4,700uF and discrete bridge to complement for normal Hi End use. Greg

10th June 2005, 07:47 AM	#6
amplifierguru Account Disabled Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Earth	Kanwar, I do some consult work for companies as it arises and have my investments. I guess semi- retired under the circumstances. I will probably show the schematic in good time. Your schematics? I should not put my family at risk, that's for sure.

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