Matching transistor
check all BC transistor maybe the hFE too much differences...
Today I changed all BC550B & BC560B to higher hFE BC550C & BC560C.
They are closely matched so DC offset should be zero 😀
I'm cleaning the PCB just now but it is just too clean 😱😱
Hi Mr. Arif Budiyanto...
check all BC transistor maybe the hFE too much differences...
Today I changed all BC550B & BC560B to higher hFE BC550C & BC560C.
They are closely matched so DC offset should be zero 😀
I'm cleaning the PCB just now but it is just too clean 😱😱
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Ok, Bli John...
After checked last night, I found that one of bc transistor was not soldered properly, soon after fixed it, dc offset measured 44 mV, after about 5minutes turned on then dc offset went to 24mV...my SR200 has 20pf cap...
I did matched all bcs and 5401...I am pretty happy with my SR200 so far, while waiting for my health becoming recovered. I will explore my SR200 again later...
Thank you Mr. Mile Slavkovic for sharing SR200 design..
Best Regards.
After checked last night, I found that one of bc transistor was not soldered properly, soon after fixed it, dc offset measured 44 mV, after about 5minutes turned on then dc offset went to 24mV...my SR200 has 20pf cap...
I did matched all bcs and 5401...I am pretty happy with my SR200 so far, while waiting for my health becoming recovered. I will explore my SR200 again later...
Thank you Mr. Mile Slavkovic for sharing SR200 design..
Best Regards.
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Just after first test!
+-/45V rail
150mA idle current
+1mV offset without servo.
Just after first test!
+-/45V rail
150mA idle current
+1mV offset without servo.
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Hi Thimios, congrats 
it is with MJW21195/21196 right...
maybe the sankens not good enough, I'm a bit worry now 😀
tomorrow I will test my build too, with servo & 3 pairs sanken, I hope they just fine...
it is with MJW21195/21196 right...
maybe the sankens not good enough, I'm a bit worry now 😀
tomorrow I will test my build too, with servo & 3 pairs sanken, I hope they just fine...
PSU & Speaker terminal
Hi all 🙂
SR200 now need speaker terminal, they are tested 🙂
2 x 300VA 50VAC each transformer, 2 bridge diode & 4 x 10000uF per rail.
to Mr Mile
I'm planing to build a single transformer 600VA but
2 x 50VAC for stereo or
4 x 50VAC for dual mono,
which one is better?
Please check this speaker terminal too, is this OK?
Regards
Hi all 🙂
SR200 now need speaker terminal, they are tested 🙂
2 x 300VA 50VAC each transformer, 2 bridge diode & 4 x 10000uF per rail.
to Mr Mile
I'm planing to build a single transformer 600VA but
2 x 50VAC for stereo or
4 x 50VAC for dual mono,
which one is better?
Please check this speaker terminal too, is this OK?
Regards
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What about stability of your unit?
Have you add compansation capacitor( 18pf )between collector Q9 ,base Q2 or
it wasn't necessary.
I'm afraid that stability of this amplifier varies from one to next and i don't know why this happens.
I would be grateful if we had a reply from the designer about this topic and the appropriately addresses
Hi friend
What about stability of your unit?
Have you add compansation capacitor( 18pf )between collector Q9 ,base Q2 or
it wasn't necessary.
I'm afraid that stability of this amplifier varies from one to next and i don't know why this happens.
I would be grateful if we had a reply from the designer about this topic and the appropriately addresses
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My new unit comes unstable when external zobel added (without any load)
V=34v on 100R instead of fuse.
When external zobel is absent and the load also ,V=15v on 100R.(normal condition).
That happens without compansation capacitor(18pf).
It's usefull to see what happens with zobel on board.
I can test this soon .
My new unit comes unstable when external zobel added (without any load)
V=34v on 100R instead of fuse.
When external zobel is absent and the load also ,V=15v on 100R.(normal condition).
That happens without compansation capacitor(18pf).
It's usefull to see what happens with zobel on board.
I can test this soon .
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The R+C Output Zobel must be from output devices to Power Ground via a short, low inductance route.
The L//R part can be anywhere between the amplifier output and the chassis mounted speaker terminals.
I prefer it located in the cable between amp and terminals.
If a Pi version is being used then the second R+C should be across the speaker terminals.
The amplifier output devices MUST see the Output Zobel by a low impedance route.
The L//R part can be anywhere between the amplifier output and the chassis mounted speaker terminals.
I prefer it located in the cable between amp and terminals.
If a Pi version is being used then the second R+C should be across the speaker terminals.
The amplifier output devices MUST see the Output Zobel by a low impedance route.
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Now the zobel is on mainboard .
Repeating tests with 10R resistors instead of fuses.
V=1.5V on 10R.(idle150mV/RAIL)
Testing the board with 100R isn't the right way at all.
The capasitor 18pf is connected, because oscillograms show the same results as in the previous board.
After this it's time for music!
Soon on youtube with the new unit.
Mr Adrew thanks for reply.I would like to listen to your opinion about servo.Do you prefer servo or not?
Mr Mile ....just studio sound ,with common parts only!
Congratulations!
Regards.
Now the zobel is on mainboard .
Repeating tests with 10R resistors instead of fuses.
V=1.5V on 10R.(idle150mV/RAIL)
Testing the board with 100R isn't the right way at all.
The capasitor 18pf is connected, because oscillograms show the same results as in the previous board.
After this it's time for music!
Soon on youtube with the new unit.
Mr Adrew thanks for reply.I would like to listen to your opinion about servo.Do you prefer servo or not?
Mr Mile ....just studio sound ,with common parts only!
Congratulations!
Regards.
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Hi Thim,
I try without 18pF and the result resistor on zobel get quite hot... you know why 😉
Then I add 22pF(this what I have) at collector Q9 to base Q2, now that resistor is cold...
I guess this cap maybe necessary if the heatsink on 3 MJE's is not grounded...
Thimios, do your little heat sink grounded?
I can't grounded it so 22pF or maybe 18pF is the best I can do with my PCB
because the error when I made this PCB all parts is on the copper side 😀
Ok, we waiting what Mr Mile says about it... 🙄
Regards
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The problem is independent of transistors grounding.
My first unit haven't heatsink grounding.
Second have these heatsink grounding.
Same problem on first and second.
The problem is independent of transistors grounding.
My first unit haven't heatsink grounding.
Second have these heatsink grounding.
Same problem on first and second.
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Hi Mr Mile.
Please tell us which is the recommended pcb for the sr200 amplifier.
Regards.
Hi Mr Mile.
Please tell us which is the recommended pcb for the sr200 amplifier.
Regards.
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You can use all pcb designs by 'alex mm' just add extra compensation. You can see extra caps for compensation on many brand amps placed on botom side of pcb.
Regards
It's usefull to give us more details.
We must add compensation capacitors, but where?
Any other recommended compensation capacitors except the one between collector Q9 base Q2?
Regards.
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Ok, so we must try our PCB & see if it is stable or not... that is DIY spirit 😎
maybe I will try designing PCB again next time,
for now this one is enough & the power is more than enough 🙂
Yes, I saw this sometimes... so that is why I see cap or caps on bottom side 🙄
Thim, that is the only way to tame oscillation that work very well, now I'm enjoying the sound of SR200... Don't try another things, that compensation is from the designer guide. He know what is the best to do with this amp...
Now both SR200 I've build bias with 17mV at RE 0,34 ohm (2 x 0,68 ohm that I use)...
after adjust bias now :
Deep bass that I'm looking for is there
bonus with clear high, noise free, dead silent when vol is minimum & very great music when playing 🙂
Oh, why I don't finish it earlier 😀 (the PCB is from last year)
Apexaudio / Mr Mile thanks for sharing this SR200, & for guide us how to make it stable.
Will build better PSU next time & of course waiting another new amplifier from Apexaudio 😀
Best Regards
Ok, so we must try our PCB & see if it is stable or not... that is DIY spirit 😎
maybe I will try designing PCB again next time,
for now this one is enough & the power is more than enough 🙂
Yes, I saw this sometimes... so that is why I see cap or caps on bottom side 🙄
Thim, that is the only way to tame oscillation that work very well, now I'm enjoying the sound of SR200... Don't try another things, that compensation is from the designer guide. He know what is the best to do with this amp...
Now both SR200 I've build bias with 17mV at RE 0,34 ohm (2 x 0,68 ohm that I use)...
after adjust bias now :
Deep bass that I'm looking for is there
bonus with clear high, noise free, dead silent when vol is minimum & very great music when playing 🙂
Oh, why I don't finish it earlier 😀 (the PCB is from last year)
Apexaudio / Mr Mile thanks for sharing this SR200, & for guide us how to make it stable.
Will build better PSU next time & of course waiting another new amplifier from Apexaudio 😀
Best Regards
I am preparing several new projects in all series and one new series of high definition amplifiers. HD200 should outweigh the SR200 features and I hope in the sound.
Regards
