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iam very sure that this power amp doesnt need any other modifcations to it
it has 1v max input and the same way the singal goes in it comes out even louder Iam running this amp at 2 ohm load i included in the winzip a circuit maker schematic and a bmp file of the schematic |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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1. By lowering value of R6
until you get just about same voltage across R18 and R14 you will let Q1 and Q2 have exactly same current. 2. After this you should hopefully have around 0.0 volt at the output. If not you will go on and adjust for ZERO output elsewhere in circuit. We will tell you how to do this. But first try to set Q1 / Q2 to share the current from R6 exactly 50%-50%
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moedl are in pspice format
mje150034 mje150035 mj15003 mj15004 bd139 they also have models in saber ,spice2 spice3 the datasheet at www.onsemi.com http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BD135-D.PDF http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/MJ15003-D.PDF http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/MJE15034-D.PDF |
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schematic is simulated in circuit maker 2000
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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to achieve a balanced input stage and get close to 0.00 volt at the loudspeaker output. Just ( right- ) click on R6 ( 468 Ohm ) and set a new value. I would guess a better value would ~220-270 Ohm then run a new simulation to get new voltages at your testpoints lineup
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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Hi Seanm,
the bias pot is in the wrong side of the Vbe multiplier. The driver emitter resistor is far too big. A 2ohm load on two pair of 15003/4! Input ground reference on the chassis earth needs to be moved to the audio ground. The input RF filter is set a bit high @ 100nS. All the other grounds need to be moved to the audio ground not the chassis earth. Get that long tail pair (LTP) in balance. If C3 needs to be that big then there is something wrong with your implementation. C12 & 13 will just about suit 4ohm speakers but the RC time constant (4r * 33mF) of 130mS should be longer than R15 & C8 @ 1S. A bit of adjustment needed here as well.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Gütersloh
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Sean, why did i send you schematics ?
![]() Mike |
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change i made
just download |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Vratza, Bulgaria
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Do you have any PCB design for this circuit?
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iam not sure if i can find a beter transistor for q1 q2 q3 q4 q5
i wana keep them at least 80v iam looking for ones that keep the sound qualty hifh hi mike that before i built on a bread board sound great but was engough watts for thanks for help than and now no I am just at simulaton stage for this poweramp need it to be 480 watts rms max but I wana keep at 350 iam using cpu fan heat sink with an alum 1/4 plate as the heat sinks as far as i get it to 294 for r6 but i also change the transistor to bc489 bbut am not sure how good they are |
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