Observe what happens with the power supply...you have two condenser in series...in between them you have ground...and this ground is connected to one of them in the positive side and the other is connected to the negative side.
Them you have two free points to filter your symetrical supply...one is positive and other is negative.
I hope this clarifies
regards,
Carlos
Yes I see Carlos. I thought the power supply circuit would have enough filtering but extra filtering on the amp can't hurt I guess.
People say that we need some capacitance connected to the power transistor's colector
I really believe that...but can be very small.... the standard used is from 470uf to 1000uf... the most nearby the colector leads as possible...for decoupling purposes, for stability purposes.
People have worries about some miliohms we can have from the positive and negative supply output to the positive and negative audio amplifier supply inputs.... they think this small resistance can start oscilations alike motor boating...this came from distant past i think.
Well..usually after a resistance, we always use a condenser to ground..usually small values will fit..something higher than 47uf works fine in the daily work.
After resistances, as i said..we use capacitors to ground to stabilize, bypass and decouple..... and we have rail resistances... series resistances from the main supply to the power amplifier's input transistors (circuits)...so..we need a capacitor there too.
In the real reality filled with huge ammounts or realism..if the one does not use 10 meters of cables from the supply to the power amplifier... no problems..no oscilations..no troubles...but.... we have a lot of standard things, rules of thumb, that if we remove them everything will continue to work fine..unless the one assembled the amplifier makes a lot of .... foolishes
regards,
Carlos
I really believe that...but can be very small.... the standard used is from 470uf to 1000uf... the most nearby the colector leads as possible...for decoupling purposes, for stability purposes.
People have worries about some miliohms we can have from the positive and negative supply output to the positive and negative audio amplifier supply inputs.... they think this small resistance can start oscilations alike motor boating...this came from distant past i think.
Well..usually after a resistance, we always use a condenser to ground..usually small values will fit..something higher than 47uf works fine in the daily work.
After resistances, as i said..we use capacitors to ground to stabilize, bypass and decouple..... and we have rail resistances... series resistances from the main supply to the power amplifier's input transistors (circuits)...so..we need a capacitor there too.
In the real reality filled with huge ammounts or realism..if the one does not use 10 meters of cables from the supply to the power amplifier... no problems..no oscilations..no troubles...but.... we have a lot of standard things, rules of thumb, that if we remove them everything will continue to work fine..unless the one assembled the amplifier makes a lot of .... foolishes
regards,
Carlos
Thanks for that nice informative explanation Carlos. I am learning more all the time. I also found some good videos to help learning below link.
Linear Transistor Applications - Transistors and Transistor Circuits - Video Lecture
It would be really nice if you made some youtube videos explaining your amplifier schematic (in English would be nice)🙂. Maybe you could make it like a 8 part tv series. You will maybe need to hire some actors and producers to help. You can be the director😀
Regards
niss_man
Linear Transistor Applications - Transistors and Transistor Circuits - Video Lecture
It would be really nice if you made some youtube videos explaining your amplifier schematic (in English would be nice)🙂. Maybe you could make it like a 8 part tv series. You will maybe need to hire some actors and producers to help. You can be the director😀
Regards
niss_man
I am uploading explanation about this subject dedicated to you
Soon i will put the link here.
About the video....i think i have already made something....but very simple...camera pointing to the sceen...i do not remember if was made in portuguese or english.
Not needed to be a superproduction..what matters is to send a message that may help one or two.
regards,
Carlos
Soon i will put the link here.
About the video....i think i have already made something....but very simple...camera pointing to the sceen...i do not remember if was made in portuguese or english.
Not needed to be a superproduction..what matters is to send a message that may help one or two.
regards,
Carlos
Soon i will put the link here.
About the video....i think i have already made something....but very simple...camera pointing to the sceen...i do not remember if was made in portuguese or english.
Not needed to be a superproduction..what matters is to send a message that may help one or two.
regards,
Carlos
Fantastic. I have seen one of your videos in Portuguese. My brain could not translate to English.
All right, give me a couple of days and i will make it in english too
But will make it small, more details you can ask by email.
I am uploading explanations about condensers in the rails to audio amplifiers.... made for you.... so, after use, you decide if i can keep it there or if you want me to delete.
Dedicated to you, have your name ..so..you decide to keep it or not.
Condenser, in my explanation is pointed the wrong one..rail condenser, after the resistance is C14..that other one is filter to the CCS
Here you have:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9NA2173trQ
regards,
Carlos
But will make it small, more details you can ask by email.
I am uploading explanations about condensers in the rails to audio amplifiers.... made for you.... so, after use, you decide if i can keep it there or if you want me to delete.
Dedicated to you, have your name ..so..you decide to keep it or not.
Condenser, in my explanation is pointed the wrong one..rail condenser, after the resistance is C14..that other one is filter to the CCS
Here you have:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9NA2173trQ
regards,
Carlos
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decoupling on/in the amplifier is not extra filtering.........extra filtering on the amp can't hurt I guess.
The decoupling caps are a source of instant current to meet transient current demand of the various stages in the amplifier.
Smoothing caps located at the far end of traces and/or connecting wires cannot satisfy this instant demand.
Dear Nissman...i am uploading 10 small videos, with awfull video quality
explaining how the amplifier works.... a very small, a short form thing that i wish will help you and some more guys.
I have made sacrifices into the video...recorded pointed to the screen in 320 by 240 frames...awfull video...but audio is reasonable and explains the stuff... make a printed copy from your schematic and then you will be able to follow.
More details, just ask me..if i can, i will help you here, or using direct mail... the video is small, a fast explanation... very simplified but shows the "mechanics" of the whole thing.... does not goes to tjhe level of details.... i cannot make it bigger...my HD is full..i cannot process big files.
They are beeing converted from AVI to MPEG and then i will upload them to Youtube...the links will be posted in this same thread.
Enjoy...i hope this helps.... soon will be posted.
regards,
Carlos
explaining how the amplifier works.... a very small, a short form thing that i wish will help you and some more guys.
I have made sacrifices into the video...recorded pointed to the screen in 320 by 240 frames...awfull video...but audio is reasonable and explains the stuff... make a printed copy from your schematic and then you will be able to follow.
More details, just ask me..if i can, i will help you here, or using direct mail... the video is small, a fast explanation... very simplified but shows the "mechanics" of the whole thing.... does not goes to tjhe level of details.... i cannot make it bigger...my HD is full..i cannot process big files.
They are beeing converted from AVI to MPEG and then i will upload them to Youtube...the links will be posted in this same thread.
Enjoy...i hope this helps.... soon will be posted.
regards,
Carlos
Here you have the first ones...how Dx Blame amp works
VAS amplifier needs 1.2 volts, not 600 mV..so...there are some small errors and the description is a short one:
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 1
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 2
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 3
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv1x49jEZwo
Above you have the first 5 parts...total are nine...i am very sorry...english is not my native language
The schematic is attached, open the schematic to follow the narrative
regards,
Carlos
VAS amplifier needs 1.2 volts, not 600 mV..so...there are some small errors and the description is a short one:
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 1
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 2
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 3
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv1x49jEZwo
Above you have the first 5 parts...total are nine...i am very sorry...english is not my native language
The schematic is attached, open the schematic to follow the narrative
regards,
Carlos
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Here you have the final videos about how the Dx Blame works
Produce a schematic copy in your printer or open the schematic image at your computer screen display...follow the audio... the video image is no good:
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 6
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 7
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 8
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 9
regards,
Carlos
Produce a schematic copy in your printer or open the schematic image at your computer screen display...follow the audio... the video image is no good:
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 6
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 7
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 8
YouTube - How Dx Blame amp works 9
regards,
Carlos
Cool. I waiting for this too. I asked Carlos right after his surgery, same time I finished blame es, for a write up about its workings but timing not so great. I like videos for learning, a lot easier to comprehend. Good sign to see a lot of activity from you Carlos, your recovery seems to be well.
NissMan, may I recommended Bob Cordell's new book. It is very good and easy read. It also starts from an amplifiers conception. Mr. Cordell is also a member here on the site.
NissMan, may I recommended Bob Cordell's new book. It is very good and easy read. It also starts from an amplifiers conception. Mr. Cordell is also a member here on the site.
I am a little puzzled by this."the DX Blame ES sounds better"..... so we will build the ST...because???
Just asking, politely for some enlightenment, Mr.Carlos🙂
Sorry-I should have proceeded reading the next post!!, I think I understand🙂
Just asking, politely for some enlightenment, Mr.Carlos🙂
Sorry-I should have proceeded reading the next post!!, I think I understand🙂
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Well Doggy, this was posted several times in the Dx Blame ES thread
This is a long story.... something connected to a politically correct movement..to politics, to strategy.
Send me an email, and i will return your message with an audio file explaining that in details.
carlos.eugenio1951@yahoo.com
regards,
Carlos
This is a long story.... something connected to a politically correct movement..to politics, to strategy.
Send me an email, and i will return your message with an audio file explaining that in details.
carlos.eugenio1951@yahoo.com
regards,
Carlos
Please, tell me Wendel c, are there a test drive version of this book in the WEB?
I cannot buy this book..i just cannot afford...so.... if you know a site that can show some pages to me, in order to me to make a "test drive" on it....them please, let me know.
regards,
Carlos
I cannot buy this book..i just cannot afford...so.... if you know a site that can show some pages to me, in order to me to make a "test drive" on it....them please, let me know.
regards,
Carlos
Carlos, no test drive that I know of. A TOC was released by Mr. Cordell to show topics that are covered on the forum on his book. Maybe a simple email to him about releasing a sample chapter?
Here is the Dx Blame ES thread
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...into-blameless-i-am-trying-new-amplifier.html
regards,
Carlos
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...into-blameless-i-am-trying-new-amplifier.html
regards,
Carlos
Thank You
For your helpful learning videos Carlos. Don't delete them as they are a very useful study aid for anyone thinking of building a Blame amplifier. I will look into Bob's amplifier book Wendel.
Man you work fast Carlos.
Regards
Niss_man
For your helpful learning videos Carlos. Don't delete them as they are a very useful study aid for anyone thinking of building a Blame amplifier. I will look into Bob's amplifier book Wendel.
Man you work fast Carlos.
Regards
Niss_man
You are welcome...all rigth, i will keep the video there
soon i will release the Supercharged and the MKII, with group buy for boards..amplifier boards, power supply boards and protector boards.
regards,
Carlos
soon i will release the Supercharged and the MKII, with group buy for boards..amplifier boards, power supply boards and protector boards.
regards,
Carlos
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