Good afternoon
I want to present my development of an domestic amplifier FURIOUS
The concept of the vintage amplifier repeats QUAD-303
The amplifier has a voltage regulator with minal pulsations
The voltage amplifier is implemented on IRF510 mosfets
It is an amplifier with follow-up feedback
I want to present my development of an domestic amplifier FURIOUS
The concept of the vintage amplifier repeats QUAD-303
The amplifier has a voltage regulator with minal pulsations
The voltage amplifier is implemented on IRF510 mosfets
It is an amplifier with follow-up feedback
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output caps?
Interesting design and very nice build!
But why do you use output caps? 😕 It looks like you have two transformers so you could build easily a symmetric supply?
Interesting design and very nice build!
But why do you use output caps? 😕 It looks like you have two transformers so you could build easily a symmetric supply?
For the power level targeted, a retro design with single polarity power supply and output caps is more suitable, IMO.
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ThanksInteresting design and very nice build!
I use an output caps for two reasons:...But why do you use output caps? 😕 It looks like you have two transformers so you could build easily a symmetric supply?
1) Insufficient stability of output voltage on high level signals
2) For a bipolar stabilized power supply circuit will become difficult
The use of the stabilizer is necessary for the resistive load R14 R16.
Such a load makes the amplified signal linear without the use of negative feedback
In the simulator checked the pulsations of stabilizers FURIOUS and QUAD-303 at a load of 1A:
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exactly... a retro design with single polarity power supply and output caps is more suitable, IMO.
The FURIUS amplifier works in 2.1 audiosystem, that is, a subwoofer with its amplifier + 2 stereo speakers.
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