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#981 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Juan's supply is 63 Volts, simetrical, and when 10 amperes are going to the load, the output goes down to 54 Volts DC. The supply output will loose 1.5 volts when drained to 10 amperes (5 percent error).... the difference of voltage over the rail transistors is 18,5 volts...having 10 amps...the power dissipation, maximum and per rail, will be 185 Even two darlington units can be used..but not safe enougth. The Beta factor will make the 2200uF condenser be multiplied by the darlington gain..this will appear in the output..this way we can reduce the output condenser to reduce cost....the capacitance that will reach the darlington base, of course, as we have 1800 ohms from the electrolitic condenser to the base will be "felt", as reduced. Also you can use 220uf directly into the base too....and reduce the 2200uf to 220uf if needed...reducing costs. The supply is adjustable, from less than 20 volts to 63 Volts....and will be stable (under 5 percent) from 20 to 57 volts each rail. The output must be fused, as shorts in the output may burn the series pass darlington transistors.... 10 amperes each rail fuse. Yes..you can include 100n capacitors in parallell with the condensers, also include some snubber or whatever you think that will be good. The heatsink needed, to each rail..in the case you decide to use two heatsinks, the size will be, for instance; 25 by 20 centimeters having 12 fins, each one 5 centimeters high (5 x 25cm). If you prefer area exposed to the air... 3600 squared centimeters of aluminium exposed, to each rail, may be needed to hold full output power....2 channels of DX amplifier over 4 ohms and driven by continuous signal.. not the real music , will produce a big consumption..so...some hard sittuation ,not usually present in day by day use, will not be a problem using this suggested heatsink size...dimensioned to face abuse. Juan is from Police...he cannot give us forum identification or personal picture. BTW...to Mr. Graham Maynard....my dear Klaas, my pioneer constructor, that is almost finishing his cooperation here in this thread, beeing very important and precious to me, told his interest to construct GEM amplifiers, i hope you will give him the nice support you gave me in the past, during your amplifier construction i have made.... he will be busy here ,during the next week...i think he has intention to start something related GEM in 2 monthes maximum... well..not absolutelly sure....he will tell you some....i will give him your personal mail adress. Take care of this great guy.... i am not jellows...not too much...Grrrrrrr! regards, Carlos
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#982 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Poland
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Greetings!
I just want to say, that DX Amp PSU board is being cooked... regards |
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#983 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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And result fine....lovely those condenser in that position....this turns the board look more "ballanced"..as weigth is better distributed...i like that. Visually ballanced of course...hehe. I am happy that you are cooking Dx amplifier PSU board Ostry. regards, Carlos
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#984 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Plane vs groundstar, who will win?
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#985 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: UK
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Hi Carlos,
Your amp is simple, so folks can learn much from the Dx and be sure to be satisfied. However, the GEM needs careful construction by experienced hands to keep it from being a disaster. It's not cheap either. Constructors could probably build 4 Dx for the cost of one GEM, and you know, if I could at the moment, I would build a Dx just for the fun of it. The 'be Happy' amplifier. Cheers ......... Graham. |
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#986 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Ground plane and Star decided to married to join their passion into electronics and to produce a lot of copper dots in the future.
Many, many small boards will born to proof you that love is ethernal...and that is the best solution to everything. regards, Carlos .................................................. .................................................. ... Graham....lovely words...thank you Graham....those things when said by you, beeing the important designer you are, means a golden medal over me. thank you, regards, Carlos
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#987 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Look! Klaas, your amp has achne...
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#988 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Carlos,
You gave Juan a power supply regulator circuit, a good one. I think your amp will sound superior with this supply! Cheers, Hugh |
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#989 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: leeuwarden
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It's not the acne i'm worried about Nordic, it's the huge amount of hair that seems to grow out of it's ears
Yes, the GEM is next on my to-do list, after i finished building the DX-amplifier. (is an amplifier ever finished ?) Building this amplifier has teached me a lot, thanks to helpfull people in this thread, especially Carlos. As a human, he is a GEM himself. He provides excellent help and MORE. If you want to learn about solid-state, this amplifier is the way to go. Highly motivating sound and very good backup by Carlos and lots of other good people in this thread. Don't worry, be happy Klaas |
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#990 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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It was just painted for a party. Was an audioholic party...people loving connectors and plugs..now, he return to it's own simplicity...a good and nice amplifier..also happy. regards, Carlos
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