I also thought the SS9012/9013 were interesting. The 9014's might be a really good low noise VAS.
So where can I find these Baxandall papers?
- keantoken
So where can I find these Baxandall papers?
- keantoken
I also thought the SS9012/9013 were interesting. The 9014's might be a really good low noise VAS.
So where can I find these Baxandall papers?
- keantoken
Baxandall papers -
The Baxandall Papers: Transitional Miller compensation
SS9014/15 = low Vceo ... maybe a "iddy bitty" amp OR in a cascoded VAS used as the active device.
BTW , the "goldmund killer" (CX1.3) gets stuffed tommorrow AND lookie what I gotz .... (BELOW)
OS
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Nice. I haven't been feeling very smart the last few weeks and took a handful of vitamins yesterday. Better, but I still hate ordering parts online, especially when I have to do it from multiple vendors. But I think I'll be ready to order tomorrow...
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Hi Os,
Could you take a look at this simulation?
It is quite simple amp and simulation shows 7ppm at 3kHz and 17ppm at 10kHz.
Third harmonic is a bit prominent but at -136dB I think it is not so important.
This is not bootstraped VAS because TT diodes need more stable current tnen bootstrap can provide.
dado
Could you take a look at this simulation?
It is quite simple amp and simulation shows 7ppm at 3kHz and 17ppm at 10kHz.
Third harmonic is a bit prominent but at -136dB I think it is not so important.
This is not bootstraped VAS because TT diodes need more stable current tnen bootstrap can provide.
dado
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what is 9ppm?
Hi,
9parts per million is 9/10^6 = 0.000009 = 0.0009%
I see 0.000009% as the simulated/predicted distortion on Ost 900 pic.
Hi,
9parts per million is 9/10^6 = 0.000009 = 0.0009%
I see 0.000009% as the simulated/predicted distortion on Ost 900 pic.
Hi Os,
Could you take a look at this simulation?
It is quite simple amp and simulation shows 7ppm at 3kHz and 17ppm at 10kHz.
Third harmonic is a bit prominent but at -136dB I think it is not so important.
This is not bootstraped VAS because TT diodes need more stable current tnen bootstrap can provide.
dado
Dadod , assume we have NONE of your models.My default models are gone, so include ALL models. I could not get to work without subbing for models I had. It works good...otherwise.
Think about it , at 120db or lower ... what is left to improve on ?? Input noise levels , thermal and Hfe matching , passive component choices , EVEN psycho acoustic considerations. As far as CCS vs. bootstrap , consider that TMC will correct the slight biasing inconsistencies that the t-traks are supposed to alleviate. YOU DON'T NEED THEM. The bootstrap , especially using a high quality Panasonic EE grade , will have a more "forward" bass response and still retain crystal clear detail at the high end...REALLY!
Use your $1.50 usd "run of the mill" 2sc5200/1943 , and still have class A Xover free operation. Also , feel free to add the cascode and experiment with FET or low noise BJT inputs.
OS
Hi,
9parts per million is 9/10^6 = 0.000009 = 0.0009%
I see 0.000009% as the simulated/predicted distortion on Ost 900 pic.
So what I have is .9 ppm ..WOW! I was basing from .1% not a full 1%
OS
What does this circuit look like into 3 Ohm load?
That would depend on your choice of OPS. Single pair , you might go "pooof" ... with my new 8 device NJW21193/4 PB250 , a whole different ballgame.
With my 8 device NJW0281/0302 board , testing with 2 pair 8R 15" 3-ways in parallel was standard (3R or lower). Never saw any VAS loading/heating , sound was the same at 20w or 200w.
The PB120 or your own 4 device output stage would be recommended for 6-8r loads medium duty. For 40C continuous operation (like I did with mine) into 3R
8 devices (Both the PB250 "N" and "H"). Very large heatsinks , too. (.1C/W) or better.
OS
I am only interested in max output of up to 40V peak to peak into 3R.
I don't go any louder than that. Actually 28V peak to peak is probably what I listen to most of the time (that is peak levels not average levels).
Generally speaking I always use at least two pairs, but it ends up being 3 pairs most of the time.
I don't go any louder than that. Actually 28V peak to peak is probably what I listen to most of the time (that is peak levels not average levels).
Generally speaking I always use at least two pairs, but it ends up being 3 pairs most of the time.
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I am only interested in max output of up to 40V peak to peak into 3R.
I don't go any louder than that. Actually 28V peak to peak is probably what I listen to most of the time (that is peak levels not average levels).
Generally speaking I always use at least two pairs, but it ends up being 3 pairs most of the time.
With 3 pairs you might want to go the IRFP240/9240 route. My BX/CX ,etc. will run these as well , I just have not made the appropriate layout.
OS
ALL READY NOW... my "frankensteins" will LIVE.. ah haha
Finished the "goldmund killers" , much harder / more parts than the simple blameless's. I know they will not blow up , ampslab's bi240's (very similar) are proven. I know they are more stable and faster than the infantile goldmund designs . This is the 3' rd pair of "symasym" type voltage stages I've attempted , If these don't impress , I guess I'm a blameless man. I still have the "leech" (LX) to perfect/design/build ... so there is more to come. PHOTO's of perfect builds below !!!
OS
Finished the "goldmund killers" , much harder / more parts than the simple blameless's. I know they will not blow up , ampslab's bi240's (very similar) are proven. I know they are more stable and faster than the infantile goldmund designs . This is the 3' rd pair of "symasym" type voltage stages I've attempted , If these don't impress , I guess I'm a blameless man. I still have the "leech" (LX) to perfect/design/build ... so there is more to come. PHOTO's of perfect builds below !!!
OS
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Hi Os,
I did inlcude all models in the zip file, did'nt I?
By the way here is simulated distortion at 10kHz
Fourier components of V(vout)
DC component:-0.236072
Harmonic Frequency Fourier Normalized Phase Normalized
Number [Hz] Component Component [degree] Phase [deg]
1 1.000e+04 1.378e+01 1.000e+00 -0.91° 0.00°
2 2.000e+04 5.863e-07 4.255e-08 -50.57° -49.66°
3 3.000e+04 2.223e-06 1.613e-07 139.13° 140.05°
4 4.000e+04 1.913e-07 1.388e-08 34.14° 35.06°
5 5.000e+04 1.428e-07 1.036e-08 -43.06° -42.14°
6 6.000e+04 1.716e-07 1.246e-08 7.23° 8.15°
7 7.000e+04 3.496e-07 2.537e-08 -14.09° -13.17°
8 8.000e+04 2.032e-07 1.475e-08 -18.79° -17.87°
9 9.000e+04 2.242e-07 1.627e-08 -7.17° -6.26°
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.000017%
At 3kHz it was 0.000003%
dado
I did inlcude all models in the zip file, did'nt I?
By the way here is simulated distortion at 10kHz
Fourier components of V(vout)
DC component:-0.236072
Harmonic Frequency Fourier Normalized Phase Normalized
Number [Hz] Component Component [degree] Phase [deg]
1 1.000e+04 1.378e+01 1.000e+00 -0.91° 0.00°
2 2.000e+04 5.863e-07 4.255e-08 -50.57° -49.66°
3 3.000e+04 2.223e-06 1.613e-07 139.13° 140.05°
4 4.000e+04 1.913e-07 1.388e-08 34.14° 35.06°
5 5.000e+04 1.428e-07 1.036e-08 -43.06° -42.14°
6 6.000e+04 1.716e-07 1.246e-08 7.23° 8.15°
7 7.000e+04 3.496e-07 2.537e-08 -14.09° -13.17°
8 8.000e+04 2.032e-07 1.475e-08 -18.79° -17.87°
9 9.000e+04 2.242e-07 1.627e-08 -7.17° -6.26°
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.000017%
At 3kHz it was 0.000003%
dado
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by the way, we should not call an amp with bootstraped VAS blameless, as D.S. used CCS in all his blameless creations.
dado
dado
Hello,
I like your thread even if I didn't have time to read it all...
Do you really intent to build all the various versions?
I like your thread even if I didn't have time to read it all...
Do you really intent to build all the various versions?
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Hallo OS,
Maybe it’s better I go for the The MONGREL supersym II (OS and DX) than for the Goldmund.
When all is finished can I buy a completed module with all the parts on it?
Rudy
Maybe it’s better I go for the The MONGREL supersym II (OS and DX) than for the Goldmund.
When all is finished can I buy a completed module with all the parts on it?
Rudy
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