I'm an audio engineer, but somehow I've become an half arsed EE. I can fix, mod, and build electrical equipment, mostly because I've had to, but i have really no understanding of how it works, so when i run into an unexpected problem, I'm lost in the woods. I want to start a stereo amplifier build for some new speakers i've designed, but I'm worried my ignorance could fry my components, or worse!
Can someone recommend books that will enlighten to the magical ways of audio/PSU circuit design and allow me to create my own amplifier?
Can someone recommend books that will enlighten to the magical ways of audio/PSU circuit design and allow me to create my own amplifier?
As long a list as anyone could wish for:
META - Tech Library
New books just out by:
Bob Cordell
Doug Self
And the magazine/book:
Linear Audio - Volume 0
Published by Jan Didden
META - Tech Library
New books just out by:
Bob Cordell
Doug Self
And the magazine/book:
Linear Audio - Volume 0
Published by Jan Didden
It wouldn't hurt to look at: ESP Amplifier Basics - How Audio Amps Work
As regards worrying that your ignorance will fry your components...
...don't worry, it will. If it doesn't, there's no justice.
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As regards worrying that your ignorance will fry your components...
...don't worry, it will. If it doesn't, there's no justice.
w
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