continue to present schematics with so much power and all the safety measures removed ...When the only conquest is power it will eventually mean that you will learn but with the hard way ..
In an amplifier of lets say 250W the schematic and the total power is only the 10% of the project while proper protection in various stages of the amplifier , and implementation of the schematic ( pcb , distribution, power supply and most important !!thermals ) is all the rest ...
ayta....
In an amplifier of lets say 250W the schematic and the total power is only the 10% of the project while proper protection in various stages of the amplifier , and implementation of the schematic ( pcb , distribution, power supply and most important !!thermals ) is all the rest ...
ayta....
Hi Guys
Modern high power amps are usually class-G. You will need some monstrous heat sinks with a straight output stage as shown.
Have fun
Kevin O'Connor
Modern high power amps are usually class-G. You will need some monstrous heat sinks with a straight output stage as shown.
Have fun
Kevin O'Connor
The conmutation details is in post #3, page 3 of the pdf file. It switches between two
different voltages for the output stage upper and lower side, resulting in less heat dissipation.
different voltages for the output stage upper and lower side, resulting in less heat dissipation.
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Hi Sadaru
greetings pic of amp in centre is the one i made how do you say my amp
warm regards
andrew lebon
greetings pic of amp in centre is the one i made how do you say my amp
warm regards
andrew lebon
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