Yes I know, thanks to your delivery.
I should wrote if any other types of VAS transistors like BD139/140 are used, than mica insulators are mandatory.
Similar schematics posted a lot of times but not exactly the same.
Tell us the differences with the "similar schematics" so we can
understand where are the innovations....
That s the same circuit but with a mosfet output stage instead
of the darlingtons....
Innovations, who said anything about that? Do you see my statement incorrect or offensive in any way? Why should I tell you anything? BTW if you don't like it here, just skip forward please.Tell us the differences with the "similar schematics" so we can
understand where are the innovations....
OK for few parts more you get VSSA symmetrical amp with, as you've already said, better performance.
I make symmetrical amps only, that's my choice and I will stick to it in the future.
The following statement is not true :
Similar schematics posted a lot of times but not exactly the same.
This amp is a copy cat of Gabor s old amp , so just give credit
where it is due rather than talking of "non similarities" that are
just hollow words since you d be hard pressed if asked to find a single difference.
VAS BJT's are more like hFE, fT and Vce max parameters importance, since collector current is only 15mA and power dissipation around 0,5W. So any high performance NPN/PNP complemenary pair in TO-126 case is just fine here.
VSSA - Very Simple Symmetrical Amplifier, something in between SSA and TSSA. Similar schematics posted a lot of times but not exactly the same.
With only six transistors you can get genuine current feedback, high bandwidth amplifier, capable of driving 4 ohm speakers. PCB can be very simple and small too.
I do not know how to say this. But such a circuit i have rejected as the VAS transistor current accelerates very fast to dangerous level without very good cooling.
As they get warmer they get higher hFE and lower VBE drop -> more current -> hotter -> higher hFE, lower VBE -> more current -> hotter ... Get the picture??
Yes but there's certain limit level of input collector current reached when it is thermally stabilized. 15k resistor defines max input collector current, also VAS collector current rising itself will stop when heatsink power dissipation reaches certain temperature. It is perfectly normal process as long as input is stable and not forcing VAS current over the limits in a cummulative process.
Of course as I already mentioned in post #39, VAS BJT's needs them, could be one common or two separates.
This project is fixed in complexity and will stay as it is. PCB will be our Christmas gift to DIY-ers for these long winter evenings hehe
Of course as I already mentioned in post #39, VAS BJT's needs them, could be one common or two separates.
This project is fixed in complexity and will stay as it is. PCB will be our Christmas gift to DIY-ers for these long winter evenings hehe
Matchbox kits???
PCB will be our Christmas gift to DIY-ers for these long winter evenings hehe
İts Christmas gift
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Super Cool Marc
Here first attemp...107*93mm; Size could be smaller but 10µ polycaps and 2200µ 40v too. I have some improvement in mind to deduce pcb dimensions
Marc
