What is the advantage of a regulated SMPS over non regulated? I'm afraid I don't know much about the technologies in each.
Regulated power supply provide constant voltage, regardless of the load.
Un-regulated power supply output voltage may vary, according to the current required by the load.
ClassD amplifiers have a relative lower PSRR (power supply rejection ratio) than traditional classA or AB amplifiers. They behave better with a regulated power supply.
You can use, no problem.
About power can be 50W 8R, 100W4R, 200W 2R.
Provided that you have enough supply current.
No Documentation
Took almost two months but I finally received the L7.
Only problem is that no documentation or schematic came with it. Tried to get a schematic but the only thing they sent was one that looked like post #5 in this thread. That's a joke for a schematic,especially if you have a problem and need to repair it.
This is the first kit I ever ordered that didn't come with any documentation,just
a bag of parts. The pc board looked proffesional.not bad at all.
I purchased the L7 kit from a guy named zoe_tsang on Ebay.
Looks like ljm_ljm of this thread is the designer of the amp.
I'm not trying to rip off his design,which looks like a good design but nothing special. I just want the schematic for future reference or if I have a problem.
Maybe the Moderators should have put this thread in the Commercial section.
The main point of this missive is to include documentation in your kits.
sam
Took almost two months but I finally received the L7.
Only problem is that no documentation or schematic came with it. Tried to get a schematic but the only thing they sent was one that looked like post #5 in this thread. That's a joke for a schematic,especially if you have a problem and need to repair it.
This is the first kit I ever ordered that didn't come with any documentation,just
a bag of parts. The pc board looked proffesional.not bad at all.
I purchased the L7 kit from a guy named zoe_tsang on Ebay.
Looks like ljm_ljm of this thread is the designer of the amp.
I'm not trying to rip off his design,which looks like a good design but nothing special. I just want the schematic for future reference or if I have a problem.
Maybe the Moderators should have put this thread in the Commercial section.
The main point of this missive is to include documentation in your kits.
sam
