Hello
2sc5200 & 2sa1943 is newest toshiba audio transistor
lme49830 is ultra high fidelity amplifier driver
because , i want build a high-end , Hi-Fi amplifier with these components
please help me to build this , thank very much
excuse me for bad english
2sc5200 & 2sa1943 is newest toshiba audio transistor
lme49830 is ultra high fidelity amplifier driver
because , i want build a high-end , Hi-Fi amplifier with these components
please help me to build this , thank very much
excuse me for bad english
The LME49830 is designed to drive mosfets. To drive bipolars such as the '5200 and '1943, the LME49810 would be a better choice.
Cheers,
Jacques
Cheers,
Jacques
Thank friends
Is the 49810(or 49811) better than 49830 for bipolar? (because LME49830 is Ultra High Fidelity) but 49810( or 49811 ) .... ? please help me to decide .
can not i use 49830 for bipolar ?
what is better?
LME49810 + 2sc5200-2sa1943
LME49811 + 2sc5200-2sa1943
LME49830 + MOSFET?
and what the best choose MOSFET for LME49830 ?
Thank again very much .
excuse me for bad English.
Is the 49810(or 49811) better than 49830 for bipolar? (because LME49830 is Ultra High Fidelity) but 49810( or 49811 ) .... ? please help me to decide .
can not i use 49830 for bipolar ?
what is better?
LME49810 + 2sc5200-2sa1943
LME49811 + 2sc5200-2sa1943
LME49830 + MOSFET?
and what the best choose MOSFET for LME49830 ?
Thank again very much .
excuse me for bad English.
The LME49810 is a high-power version of the LME49811. They are both designed for use with bipolar devices.
The LME49830 is designed for use with MOSFETs. I suspect most of the chip is identical to the LME49810 or LME49811, but the circuit that biases the output stage is different. They are all high fidelity input stages with good specs.
If you are looking for an amp in the 100 W range (8 Ω) I'd suggest the LME49811 plus a pair (or two) of bipolar output transistors.
~Tom
The LME49830 is designed for use with MOSFETs. I suspect most of the chip is identical to the LME49810 or LME49811, but the circuit that biases the output stage is different. They are all high fidelity input stages with good specs.
If you are looking for an amp in the 100 W range (8 Ω) I'd suggest the LME49811 plus a pair (or two) of bipolar output transistors.
~Tom
For mosfets less devices are needed because MOSFETs have very low gate-drain current to be fully switched when BTJs have it fairly high and need driverstage.
That design: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/235071-lme49830-project-boards.html
Is ultra simple.
That design: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/235071-lme49830-project-boards.html
Is ultra simple.
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Depends what you mean by "better"?
Easy to make, and adjust?
Low prize?
Low current consumption?
What?
Sound quality (measured test results) will be excellent (and quite similar) in both, and probably will depend more on your choise of other components (+PSU) and your PCB than on the chip and the OPS...
Easy to make, and adjust?
Low prize?
Low current consumption?
What?
Sound quality (measured test results) will be excellent (and quite similar) in both, and probably will depend more on your choise of other components (+PSU) and your PCB than on the chip and the OPS...
best sound quality and fidelity !
with high current regulated power supply , high end capacitors (example ELNA Silmic II) and good designed PCB
what is better quality and fidelity
and a question ..
What is best choose MOSFET transistor for LME49830?
for very high fidelity and quality.
thanks very much for answer and help.
excuse me for bad English.
with high current regulated power supply , high end capacitors (example ELNA Silmic II) and good designed PCB
what is better quality and fidelity
and a question ..
What is best choose MOSFET transistor for LME49830?
for very high fidelity and quality.
thanks very much for answer and help.
excuse me for bad English.
I like Toshiba mosfets.
I like LME49811.
But with an exceptionally excellent setup of LME49830 and a pair of some super high quality driver transistors + IRFP240/9240, might be interesting to check out...
Prepare for a massive power consumption though...
But then again; with an "exceptionally excellent setup" of just about anything will be exceptionally excellent...
The weakest link in your setup will not be the LME-chip nor will it be the output stage transistors - its all the rest.
I like LME49811.
But with an exceptionally excellent setup of LME49830 and a pair of some super high quality driver transistors + IRFP240/9240, might be interesting to check out...
Prepare for a massive power consumption though...
But then again; with an "exceptionally excellent setup" of just about anything will be exceptionally excellent...
The weakest link in your setup will not be the LME-chip nor will it be the output stage transistors - its all the rest.
It's like any other amplifier. If it doesn't become a ground management and power supply design, you're not doing it right.
I suggest reading some of the LME498xx build threads. You'll be able to find some gold nuggets there about the layout.
~Tom
I suggest reading some of the LME498xx build threads. You'll be able to find some gold nuggets there about the layout.
~Tom
Sanken MOSFET
Hi,
I am building a MOSFET output stage for LME49830. The Sanken MOSFET pair MLE20/MJD20 has a following in Japan and China. Has any fellow member used them before? VDSS=150V, ID=20A.
Hi,
I am building a MOSFET output stage for LME49830. The Sanken MOSFET pair MLE20/MJD20 has a following in Japan and China. Has any fellow member used them before? VDSS=150V, ID=20A.
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