I removed all of the power supply fets and outputs since they were blown .
I hooked up power ground and remote and the protection light is on .
Here is what I get on the 494
Pin 1:13.87
Pin 2:5.02
Pin 3:4.58
Pin 4:2.09
Pin 5:1.86
Pin 6:3.68
Pin 7:0.00
Pin 8:13.89
Pin 9:0.00
Pin 10:0.00
Pin 11:13.89
Pin 12:13.89
Pin 13:5.02
Pin 14:5.02
Pin 15:7.00
Pin 16:5.02
Any ideas what might cause this ?
I hooked up power ground and remote and the protection light is on .
Here is what I get on the 494
Pin 1:13.87
Pin 2:5.02
Pin 3:4.58
Pin 4:2.09
Pin 5:1.86
Pin 6:3.68
Pin 7:0.00
Pin 8:13.89
Pin 9:0.00
Pin 10:0.00
Pin 11:13.89
Pin 12:13.89
Pin 13:5.02
Pin 14:5.02
Pin 15:7.00
Pin 16:5.02
Any ideas what might cause this ?
This will help.
Basic Switching Power Supply Design Tutorial
As You can read pin 1 is higher than pin 2 which drives pin 3 high - which in its turn shut downs the power supply. Follow the EA where they are connected to and see what causes these voltages not to be OK.
Basic Switching Power Supply Design Tutorial
As You can read pin 1 is higher than pin 2 which drives pin 3 high - which in its turn shut downs the power supply. Follow the EA where they are connected to and see what causes these voltages not to be OK.
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Ok got that figured out .
This amp uses A1266, as the drivers for the power supply .
The fets are IRF1010E with 47 ohm gate resistors .
Can I use the BD140 as the drivers ?
This amp uses A1266, as the drivers for the power supply .
The fets are IRF1010E with 47 ohm gate resistors .
Can I use the BD140 as the drivers ?
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