500W PA amplifier with Limiter

Limiter circuit around IC1a inverting phase and give extra gain to amp, use this circuit without limiter for simulation.
Regards


Thanks Apexaudio!

The reason why i'm simulating the circuit is to find out how it would perform in real life situation. So, this would only mean that the amp is inverting the signal and making it out of phase if it has the limiter circuit?

Signal input using point A to S-gnd is jut like running the amp without the limiter as suggested. It gave me no output signal. How about configuring the limiter circuit as a non-inverting input stage?

Thank you again for your assistance!:)
 

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Naz,
divide by your supply voltage.
If your supply is 110Vac and the transformer is 110Vac 700VA then it can be specified as 110Vac 6.6Aac in the primary.
Rarely do we see primary current ratings.

More usually we see secondary current ratings.
This time the primary voltage rating must suit your supply voltage and the secondary would be specified as 110Vac:40+40Vac, 700VA or specified as
110Vac:40+40Vac, 8.75Aac each secondary.

You have to do the arithmetic to suit your voltages. Use VA = voltage * Current
 
 

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