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Old 1st September 2009, 11:22 PM   #1
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Default Tube and MOSFET Amplifier modules

300 watt TUBE/MOSFET hybrid amplfier module.
600 watt TUBE/MOSFET hybrid amplfier module.
900 watt TUBE/MOSFET hybrid amplfier module.
300 watt MOSFET amplfier module.
600 watt MOSFET amplfier module.
900 watt MOSFET amplfier module.

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Are these modules using Lateral Or Vertical Mosfets?
Your web page suggests the use of a 40 0 40 AC transformer
so 56 0 56 DC
To output 450w RMS into 4 ohms the Output needs to swing approx 120v peak to peak.
Could you quote the Rail voltages that you use on your '900W' Module?
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Are these modules using Lateral Or Vertical Mosfets?
Your web page suggests the use of a 40 0 40 AC transformer
so 56 0 56 DC
To output 450w RMS into 4 ohms the Output needs to swing approx 120v peak to peak.
Could you quote the Rail voltages that you use on your '900W' Module?
The modules use vertical MOSFET's.

40 - 0 - 40 is a minimum and is playing safe. The module requires +/- 60 volts to get the maximum output. However the capacitors are 63 volt so some care needs to be taken not to go over approx 60 volts.
I have done a couple of orders for modules with 80 volt capacitors.
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