http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM12CL.pdf
Is this what the figure at the botom of page 8 is doing?
that design increases the output voltage, but not the current..
Are there any designs that take an IC and drive bigger output transistors to provide a high current amplifier??
Would such a design be very inferior to a standard layout? It seems to me like there must be a way to use a $2 IC to take the place of a lot of components in an amp and still allow a decent power rating (~250 watts)
Anyone have any idea's suggestions, explanations why this idea wont work etc. ???
thanks
(BTW tried to search, but Ic is too short for search engine !!)
Is this what the figure at the botom of page 8 is doing?
that design increases the output voltage, but not the current..
Are there any designs that take an IC and drive bigger output transistors to provide a high current amplifier??
Would such a design be very inferior to a standard layout? It seems to me like there must be a way to use a $2 IC to take the place of a lot of components in an amp and still allow a decent power rating (~250 watts)
Anyone have any idea's suggestions, explanations why this idea wont work etc. ???
thanks
(BTW tried to search, but Ic is too short for search engine !!)