Hello to all. I have recently acquired a heatsink with a thermal resistance of 0.012 k/w. It is a very special heatsink custom designed for high power devices. I would like to create a small dolby sorround system. My only limitations are:
Max 1000w total heat dissipation
8 modules (need not assemble all right now)
Common voltage requirements to all the modules.
I thought of aleph 30 but are there better alternatives? Use will be for movie sound in a mefium sized living room.
Thanks.
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Max 1000w total heat dissipation
8 modules (need not assemble all right now)
Common voltage requirements to all the modules.
I thought of aleph 30 but are there better alternatives? Use will be for movie sound in a mefium sized living room.
Thanks.
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Seems perfect. Could you please give a link to a source of pcbs? I am connected through a cell phone with a 1" screen :s so a direct link would save me a lot of time.
Thanks!
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there is not any PCB's yet. but UKtoecutter on this forum are doing a groupbuy.look at the v2 combo board.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KtpBx0x9FiIzUKGRMKKNnSx8Z_RwlWeUOvmHa6bKyhs/edit?pli=1#
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KtpBx0x9FiIzUKGRMKKNnSx8Z_RwlWeUOvmHa6bKyhs/edit?pli=1#
Is aleph 30 a viable solution...or one of the smaller aleph models? I would very much like a proven board design for this (potential) build.
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I guess i should have been more precise.
I am currently using 90db sensitive satellite speakers rated at 15w each from an old pc sorround system. However i find myself in the odd position of beinv between systems. I will certainly upgrade the system but i don't know when exactly. I was hoping to have an idea for a system which will most probably deliver with any system of sorround speakers. The real point is that i really want to use this heatsibk. You will see just how compact it is and with forced air cooling the performance should be exceptional.
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I am currently using 90db sensitive satellite speakers rated at 15w each from an old pc sorround system. However i find myself in the odd position of beinv between systems. I will certainly upgrade the system but i don't know when exactly. I was hoping to have an idea for a system which will most probably deliver with any system of sorround speakers. The real point is that i really want to use this heatsibk. You will see just how compact it is and with forced air cooling the performance should be exceptional.
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then look at Diyaudio Store for F5 Cviller's pcb's ;
buy 3+1 and later - if you need more power , buy Turbo variant , up to 5+1 or 7+1
there is a member from Europe selling jfet/mosfet packages for F5
buy 3+1 and later - if you need more power , buy Turbo variant , up to 5+1 or 7+1
there is a member from Europe selling jfet/mosfet packages for F5
Serms a good plan. I just checked the pcbs.. What is the actual efficiency of a f5 turbo variant?
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