Zobel resistor was change to 1W as per schematic.
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Thanks for your contribution, for pcb is better to use mirror view.
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Please do not build this amplifier
Are you referring to TDA2003? In that case I agree:![]()
I do not think apexaudio thought this amplifier! 😛
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I do not think apexaudio thought this amplifier! 😛
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Yes, if someone can compare 25V single supply TDA2003 amp with dual +/-40V discrete amplifier please do not build my design.
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Mr Mile what do you think about +/- 40V dc supply, expecting about ~80W into 8R
Instead for 2.2k in feedback network, change to 820R to easy full drive from cell phone out.
Change the two 330p for something lower, maybe 100p.
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Instead for 2.2k in feedback network, change to 820R to easy full drive from cell phone out.
Change the two 330p for something lower, maybe 100p.
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Mr Mile what do you think about +/- 40V dc supply, expecting about ~80W into 8R
Instead for 2.2k in feedback network, change to 820R to easy full drive from cell phone out.
Change the two 330p for something lower, maybe 100p.
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You can use +/-40V dc supply and increase gain with 820R instead 2k2 also 100pF instead 330pF can be use, but I suggest to use some 2SA/SC... instead BC, BD...
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The feedback point is not ideally placed and the return current through the Zobel should not go through signal ground. Check D. Selfs blameless articles.
The feedback point is not ideally placed and the return current through the Zobel should not go through signal ground. Check D. Selfs blameless articles.
Yes it is not ideally but track are short and it will work, on my pcb version point is beter placed.
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Thats just mean,now tell me! does this amp work with a +/- 25v supply?Yes, if someone can compare 25V single supply TDA2003 amp with dual +/-40V discrete amplifier please do not build my design.
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Thats just mean,now tell me! does this amp work with a +/- 25v supply?
Yes, but I sugest you to build some simple IC amp with TDA7294 or LM3886 like this:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chip-amps/162179-tda7294-stereo-bridge-psu.html
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chip-amps/162099-lm3886-schematics-pcb.html
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no since i tried and the results arent very satisfactory,so im building thisYes, but I sugest you to build some simple IC amp with TDA7294 or LM3886 like this:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chip-amps/162179-tda7294-stereo-bridge-psu.html
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/chip-amps/162099-lm3886-schematics-pcb.html
i built it aleardy,very good sound quality considering i built one for next to nothing,it lacks power homewever but you can power it from everythingAre you referring to TDA2003? In that case I agree:![]()
Mile, I've had some time to look closer at your AX11.
I've looked at a Marantz that used a buffer for each (non+inv) input.
I think your mirror buffer is more elegant.
The amp looks like it will not need such a large heatsink, and make a cool little amp.
I like your small pcb for this amp too.
Thanks for sharing.
I've looked at a Marantz that used a buffer for each (non+inv) input.
I think your mirror buffer is more elegant.
The amp looks like it will not need such a large heatsink, and make a cool little amp.
I like your small pcb for this amp too.
Thanks for sharing.
Mile, I've had some time to look closer at your AX11.
I've looked at a Marantz that used a buffer for each (non+inv) input.
I think your mirror buffer is more elegant.
The amp looks like it will not need such a large heatsink, and make a cool little amp.
I like your small pcb for this amp too.
Thanks for sharing.
I agree, AX11 will be very popular cool little amp for beginners but also diyers with experience can made it for fun, good sound is guaranteed 🙂
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I did the toner transfer but i need to remake it with a marker,and then take it to the acid bath.i hope its going to be good
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