Andrew nothing silly , play music with alot of dynamics and you will blow an 10 amp output fuse the load is 1 ohm, academic and not unusual IMO...
You should get out more .......😛...
...😀
You should get out more .......😛...

If you blow a 10A output fuse you have done something really silly.
trying to play music into 1ohm speakers seems worse than really silly !Andrew nothing silly , play music with alot of dynamics and you will blow an 10 amp output fuse the load is 1 ohm, academic and not unusual IMO...
SSA Low Impedance HP
Here it is, SSA suitable to drive yours low Z speakers.
I suggest you to built two monoblocks solid as a rock and please provide good and fast thermal dissipation. 😉
The worst output BJT SOA case is at 25 V output voltage on 1 ohm impedance, resulting in 625 W power dissipation on 6 outputs (104 W per one BJT) which is managable with a good heatsinking. 😎
Regards Andrej
Thanks LC,
awaiting the values necessary to hear an SSA at power .....🙂
Here it is, SSA suitable to drive yours low Z speakers.

I suggest you to built two monoblocks solid as a rock and please provide good and fast thermal dissipation. 😉
The worst output BJT SOA case is at 25 V output voltage on 1 ohm impedance, resulting in 625 W power dissipation on 6 outputs (104 W per one BJT) which is managable with a good heatsinking. 😎
Regards Andrej
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Wow, look at them output transistors, 6 per side !
I name this circuit the "E-Type" - with the V12 😀
I name this circuit the "E-Type" - with the V12 😀
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hey Lazy Cat, thanks for the help, its a personal foible of mine but id rather bend the legs out a bit rather than rearrange the board and swash all the tracks close together. i work it as about 2mm on each trans to get the faces touching.
as long as the face touch i don't see it as a problem, and i find the extra space around the tracks helps with me etching and drilling my own boards.
thanks again, steve.
as long as the face touch i don't see it as a problem, and i find the extra space around the tracks helps with me etching and drilling my own boards.
thanks again, steve.
🙂
Thank you LC........... no i can go off and play ....
...🙂...
Here it is, SSA suitable to drive yours low Z speakers.
I suggest you to built two monoblocks solid as a rock and please provide good and fast thermal dissipation. 😉
The worst output BJT SOA case is at 25 V output voltage on 1 ohm impedance, resulting in 625 W power dissipation on 6 outputs (104 W per one BJT) which is managable with a good heatsinking. 😎
Regards Andrej
Thank you LC........... no i can go off and play ....


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trying to play music into 1ohm speakers seems worse than really silly !
Your Ignorance is unbecoming Andrew , Grow up .....

"The test of the machine is the satisfaction it gives you. 🙂There isn't any other test. If the machine produces tranquility it's right. If it disturbs you it's wrong until either the machine or your mind is changed."
Robert M Pirsig.
Wow, look at them output transistors, 6 per side !
I name this circuit the "E-Type" - with the V12 😀
LOL...😀 I like it SSA-V12 .....................

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Balanced I/P SSA -V12
Lazy Cat,
Thank You for the SSA V-12.
A masterpiece of its own .
Please, can You add the dedicated Balanced Input stage to this particular design that will make this SSA-V12 best of IT. . ...

Lazy Cat,
Thank You for the SSA V-12.

A masterpiece of its own .

Please, can You add the dedicated Balanced Input stage to this particular design that will make this SSA-V12 best of IT. . ...


smiley... Lc already made a balanced front-end.. just combine the two....and you have what your'e looking for...no need for spoon feeding there...
Here it is, SSA suitable to drive yours low Z speakers.
I suggest you to built two monoblocks solid as a rock and please provide good and fast thermal dissipation. 😉
The worst output BJT SOA case is at 25 V output voltage on 1 ohm impedance, resulting in 625 W power dissipation on 6 outputs (104 W per one BJT) which is managable with a good heatsinking. 😎
Regards Andrej
Hello LC,
Can the outputs be substituted with MJW3281A/MJW1302A..
Regards,
Yes of course, as long as you matched them to hFEmin=100 evenly, so each BJT will flow exactly 1/6 of the output current. These all are based on Toshiba plastic power transistors, very popular ones, so be careful not to buy some sort of fakes. 😉
Here it is, SSA suitable to drive yours low Z speakers.
I suggest you to built two monoblocks solid as a rock and please provide good and fast thermal dissipation. 😉
The worst output BJT SOA case is at 25 V output voltage on 1 ohm impedance, resulting in 625 W power dissipation on 6 outputs (104 W per one BJT) which is managable with a good heatsinking. 😎
Regards Andrej
That s a lot of transistors according to this poster :
😀Nooooo, too many transistors according to thread theme. 😱
Besides this is not somewhat Joachim meant. Check my last sch, DRAIN output ...
That s a lot of transistors according to this poster 😀
... and keeps growing 😀 😀 😀
Yes of course, as long as you matched them to hFEmin=100 evenly, so each BJT will flow exactly 1/6 of the output current. These all are based on Toshiba plastic power transistors, very popular ones, so be careful not to buy some sort of fakes. 😉
Hi Lazy Cat,
Could you show us you jig or schematic in measuring hFE of the Power transistors?
That s a lot of transistors according to this poster :
😀
well it's a V12 .......... 🙂...

My protection circuit principle
For Lazy Cat:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...sures-class-d-system-project.html#post2731758
For Lazy Cat:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...sures-class-d-system-project.html#post2731758
SSA Balanced Low Impedance HP
I just couldn't resist to this request. 😀
Lazy Cat,
Thank You for the SSA V-12.
A masterpiece of its own .
Please, can You add the dedicated Balanced Input stage to this particular design that will make this SSA-V12 best of IT. . ...![]()
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I just couldn't resist to this request. 😀
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Hi Lazy Cat,
Could you show us you jig or schematic in measuring hFE of the Power transistors?
Hi fredlock 😉
You can use multimeter with hFE function which calculates hFE=Ic/Ib at Ic=1mA.
If you don't have such meter than you can use attached schematic. 🙂
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The Beautiest V-12 Masterpiece
Dear Mr. Andrej
Thank You very much for the most beautiful SSA-V12 version. 
You make me the beautiest day since long time awaiting for something to drive my speakers civilized - and You make it.
I know, this is the most Generous Scorpio's gift, You give to the whole worldwide sound-lovers & audio community. Thank You ...
Long Live & let God
bless You . . 
Andreas
Dear Mr. Andrej


You make me the beautiest day since long time awaiting for something to drive my speakers civilized - and You make it.

I know, this is the most Generous Scorpio's gift, You give to the whole worldwide sound-lovers & audio community. Thank You ...




Andreas
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