hi friends i try make b500 from apex. i get alot of problems this amp steal my 3weekends i know its easy but i dont know why i still get problems. i finally make it work. but after 2 3 times close and open, one resistor get flame and burnd. when i check it i see my 5200 transistors get short too and fuse blow.
the resistor is R21 on schematic. 100R.
any idea why it can happen? it was working really nice and not getting hot
the resistor is R21 on schematic. 100R.
any idea why it can happen? it was working really nice and not getting hot
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Note the NE5532 and 34A need 100nF ceramic cap between +/- rails right at the chip, not inches away on the pcb. Not that this explains the fail mode.
Unless the 5532 was oscillating.
Some of these high speed op amps can be a bit touchy.
1mm of pcb track = 1nH inductance.
ty friends.
i get another problem again
positive side zener 2v. negative side is 15v. and at signal output have 67vdc any advice?
i change 4k7 5w resistor and the 10uf 100v capacitor but still same. now i am changing 100n my board turn to a trash cause of the repair
Not much point changing random components.
You need to get your meter out and start measuring components for shorts.
Not much point changing random components.
You need to get your meter out and start measuring components for shorts.
i did my friend its look like they are working and stop working and start again now i changing zener and i will test again.
i did my friend its look like they are working and stop working and start again now i changing zener and i will test again.
If its intermittent first thing to do is do a good visual inspection for unsoldered or bad joints.
I have looked at the circuit for a good few minutes now and I cant see how it works, or at least not the op amp part.
With the input shorted the op amp rails will both be zero volts ! which means it is off.
If the input goes positive then the upper rail rises and turns on the next transistors along and driving the output stage positive.
If the input goes negative then the lower rail goes more negative and turns on the next transistor along and driving output stage negative.
With the input shorted the op amp rails will both be zero volts ! which means it is off.
If the input goes positive then the upper rail rises and turns on the next transistors along and driving the output stage positive.
If the input goes negative then the lower rail goes more negative and turns on the next transistor along and driving output stage negative.
If its intermittent first thing to do is do a good visual inspection for unsoldered or bad joints.
thank you my friend i will check again.
hi friends i try make b500 from apex. i get alot of problems this amp steal my 3weekends i know its easy but i dont know why i still get problems. i finally make it work. but after 2 3 times close and open, one resistor get flame and burnd. when i check it i see my 5200 transistors get short too and fuse blow.
the resistor is R21 on schematic. 100R.
any idea why it can happen? it was working really nice and not getting hot
look pics transistor needs capacitor otherwise oscillation and amp selfdestruction
other pic professional amp very stable under heavy load
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600 - 1000 PF
about 500 - 600 PF and 1 uf for VBE
ty for your time and helping. i did write on my notes,
i use hammer and crash all 3 channels cause all people saying we did make it this amp. its not possible theirs working but my 3 channels not working. 1 channel qork abouth 1 hour and then it burn with flames.
some thing they change on circuit but they dont saying. this is only thing i can explane it. again thank you for answer have a nice day.
ty for your time and helping. i did write on my notes,
i use hammer and crash all 3 channels cause all people saying we did make it this amp. its not possible theirs working but my 3 channels not working. 1 channel qork abouth 1 hour and then it burn with flames.
some thing they change on circuit but they dont saying. this is only thing i can explane it. again thank you for answer have a nice day.
yes, thats true
class D same problem
are you sure no have fAKE devices in curcuit ?
Once you get it working again check the output for oscillation.
Oscillation kills output transistors.
As mentioned earlier the VAs needs feedback capacitors to slow it down.
I tend to use 100-220pf with good results.
Yes, but better for safe stable working use 1000 - 1200 PF and 500 - 700 in VBE
was working 12 years in Club, other pic schematic subbass amps in club, never had problem with heavy overloading.
Not burn, not smoke, not fail
Richard Sondermayer was the engineer, he did know what he do
later he was Peavys chief engineer
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