30V peak is actually a little more than 100W into 4 ohms. Prms=Vpeak^2/(2*R)=112.5 W. If somebody doesn't know these elementary calculations, then I suggest him not to build any amplifiers.
But for those who are capable of designing something (and have good soldering skill), I recommend TAS5162 or similar power stage for this power level.
But for those who are capable of designing something (and have good soldering skill), I recommend TAS5162 or similar power stage for this power level.
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As I said, if somebody can't answer to this trivial question, I don't recommend him to build anything. I think Mathematics of elementary school is a neccessary knowledge. Or at least a minimal common sense.
In your schematic the LM319 limits the power supply to +/-18 V, you can't use more.
In your schematic the LM319 limits the power supply to +/-18 V, you can't use more.
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I am posting it here because i am ready to take suggestions from experienced people and modify the schematic accordingly. I understand that I need a level-shift from -18V of the LM319 to use higher power supplies.
Somebody help me.....
Hi, I think this can help you.
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Thanks. I m through it. But i dont recognize the BJTs. Any substitutes?
Hi,
yes, I tested 2N5401 and complementary, it is good.
level shifter is very good.
See, first of all, i am taking suggestions and opinions.
And according to me, 20V rms (28V peak) into 4 ohms is 100W power.
But still i would like to hear suggestions about changing the power supply.
indeed i did make a stupid mistake there
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