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Akita "AllInOne" Amp based on TPA325x PFFB+ and LLC PSU in one board.

Fantastic news Fellas!
I just received confirmation that my Akita amp is out for delivery today 😀
It will arrive this afternoon. I still don’t understand how shipping works?? I haven’t received any progress updates since April 15th.
Will keep you posted.....😉
 
Fantastic news Fellas!
I just received confirmation that my Akita amp is out for delivery today 😀
It will arrive this afternoon. I still don’t understand how shipping works?? I haven’t received any progress updates since April 15th.
Will keep you posted.....😉


Hello Vunce,
I'm happy for you ... Enjoy when he's there😉😉
Shipping is a mystery....😀😀😀
 
Cool !!!
Akita, has space, the case is suitable and is not too narrow ... :hbeat:
 

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The Akita has landed!

I have a few questions/comments:

Hi Vitaly,
-Should both sides of the inductor cases be soldered to the pcb, they are not secured.
-What is the purpose of the faston tabs at C8 and C9? (Jumper?)
-Can you post details of the input/output/fault/jumper connections for all locations.

Fellow Akita owners,
-I wanted to mount this amp module to the base of an aluminum chassis for heatsinking. But the aluminum plate is the exact size of the pcb which leaves no room to drill additional mounting holes. Also the threaded ends of the standoffs extend through the baseplate which doesn’t allow it to sit flat.
-How are you fellas mounting this amp in a chassis? I’m not comfortable using this module with a 44-48vdc psu without additional heatsinking. I have previous experience with the TPA3255 amplifier, she can get HOT!! I really don’t want to pull the baseplate off and make my own. 🙄

:cheers:
 

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-Should both sides of the inductor cases be soldered to the pcb, they are not secured.
This not problem.
-What is the purpose of the faston tabs at C8 and C9? (Jumper?)
yes, this is jumper
-Can you post details of the input/output/fault/jumper connections for all locations.
In this moment amp input in SE config, Input pins - D and B, central pin - GND, A and C pins not used.
Out - AB one, CD two. positive pins D and B.

Amp really very warm, not hot.
use threaded stands for installation
If need installing in case - use aluminum plate as conductor for drilling hole.
 
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