MikeB said:Hi dytln_02, sorry, i did not check pinout of sc2240, it's not an option...
Your psu with 31v 5a and 2x15.000uf is good, this should give ~45watts into 8 ohm.
Have you tried to swap q1 with q2 in one board to check if the matching is the problem ? Matching is not only necessary for dc-offset, it's also important for quality. This would be the easiest way to finally find out if this is the problem.
Mike
mike swap it's not working it's the same
Have you checked that the sign of the dc-offset did not change ? Like from +22mv to -22mv ?
Have you checked the 47ohms ?
Can you give readings across r14/29 ? (the 22k's)
Mike
Have you checked the 47ohms ?
Can you give readings across r14/29 ? (the 22k's)
Mike
short 47 ohm it's the same
change q5 it's not work to..
it's the same +22mv.
mike fist time i measure +30mv and drop to +22mv
edit: v
oltage accross r14 it's -35mv and r29 -40mv the same as yesterday
change q5 it's not work to..
it's the same +22mv.
mike fist time i measure +30mv and drop to +22mv
edit: v
oltage accross r14 it's -35mv and r29 -40mv the same as yesterday
I thought these readings were to ground ?
Can you give me readings from the base of q1/2 to ground AND voltage across r14/29 ?
Mike
Can you give me readings from the base of q1/2 to ground AND voltage across r14/29 ?
Mike
In first board with hfe +40mV (using BC547B) yesterday I maching it
I don't remember what hfe
First board
Voltage across R14 -84mV and R29 -89mV
Second Board
Voltage across R14 -35mV and R29 -40mV
It's the same differences is about -5mV
May be I must remove 4.7uF to see if it's interferences with DMM
I don't remember what hfe
First board
Voltage across R14 -84mV and R29 -89mV
Second Board
Voltage across R14 -35mV and R29 -40mV
It's the same differences is about -5mV
May be I must remove 4.7uF to see if it's interferences with DMM
dytln_02, i also need the voltages from the bases of q1/2 to ground...
Only both together can help, from the same measuring.
The 5mv difference should be the dc-offset to expect...
Mike
Only both together can help, from the same measuring.
The 5mv difference should be the dc-offset to expect...
Mike
MikeB said:I thought these readings were to ground ?
Can you give me readings from the base of q1/2 to ground AND voltage across r14/29 ?
Mike
Voltage Accros r14 = -35mv
Voltage Accros R29= -64mV
Voltage Base to ground Q1 = -35mV
Voltage Base to ground Q2 = -40mV
I try to remove input caps 4.7uF it's give the same reading
edit :
mike -64mV still drop may be this is dc offset ~20 to 30mv
MikeB said:hmm, 2 posting earlier you had 40mv acoss r29 ?
Mike
sory it's R29 to ground
R14 to ground
Okay, now you completely confused me, can you give me the values in one part ?
Like:
Voltage Accros r14 = xx mV
Voltage Accros R29= xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q1 = xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q2 = xx mV
r29 to ground would be either output to ground or base of q2 to ground.
Mike
Like:
Voltage Accros r14 = xx mV
Voltage Accros R29= xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q1 = xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q2 = xx mV
r29 to ground would be either output to ground or base of q2 to ground.
Mike
Sory R29 to ground = Base Q2 to groundMikeB said:Okay, now you completely confused me, can you give me the values in one part ?
Like:
Voltage Accros r14 = xx mV
Voltage Accros R29= xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q1 = xx mV
Voltage Base to ground Q2 = xx mV
r29 to ground would be either output to ground or base of q2 to ground.
Mike
not output to ground
Voltage Accros r14 = 35 mV
Voltage Accros R29= 64 mV
Voltage Base to ground Q1 = 35 mV
Voltage Base to ground Q2 = 40 mV
Sorry, dytln, i posted nonsense, i've deleted the BS i wrote...
I'll continue searching.
Mike
EDIT: Is it possible that you accidently soldered back q1 and q2 in the same order as before ? At least the voltage to q1 base should have changed, i don't find other explanation than mismatch of input devices.
I'll continue searching.
Mike
EDIT: Is it possible that you accidently soldered back q1 and q2 in the same order as before ? At least the voltage to q1 base should have changed, i don't find other explanation than mismatch of input devices.
it's for 2 board or only 1 board ?MikeB said:Your psu with 31v 5a and 2x15.000uf is good, this should give ~45watts into 8 ohm.
Mike
This thread is one of the longest so its becoming difficult
to find specific items of information. I apologise then, if these questions have been answered before.
There are several options for output transistors, among them
mjl 3281/1302
mjl 0281/0302
2SA1943/2SC5200
Ive seen Pavel's recommendations for the cap changes needed to keep the amp stable if using the 2SC5200 combination.
If mjl 0281/0302 is used what changes to the circuit are necessary ?
Can I use Pavel's recommendations for these semis as well?
Some components are difficult to find;
C1 = 10uf WIMA , mjl0281/0302 especially here in Australia. In fact put MJL 0281 into google and nothing turns up.
If there is no dc on the input is C1 necessary?
Where have others found their diificult to find bits ?
Thanks
to find specific items of information. I apologise then, if these questions have been answered before.
There are several options for output transistors, among them
mjl 3281/1302
mjl 0281/0302
2SA1943/2SC5200
Ive seen Pavel's recommendations for the cap changes needed to keep the amp stable if using the 2SC5200 combination.
If mjl 0281/0302 is used what changes to the circuit are necessary ?
Can I use Pavel's recommendations for these semis as well?
Some components are difficult to find;
C1 = 10uf WIMA , mjl0281/0302 especially here in Australia. In fact put MJL 0281 into google and nothing turns up.
If there is no dc on the input is C1 necessary?
Where have others found their diificult to find bits ?
Thanks
Hi sandro600,
The proper number for those outputs is MJW0281A and MJW0302A.
Don't feel bad about the caps. I can't even find 4u7 in stock, so it gets 1u0 for input caps. Do not bypass the input caps.
-Chris
The proper number for those outputs is MJW0281A and MJW0302A.
Don't feel bad about the caps. I can't even find 4u7 in stock, so it gets 1u0 for input caps. Do not bypass the input caps.
-Chris
mike i have build hfe tester
but I only get this resistor
R 1K = 994 Ohm
R 10k=10.00K Ohm
R 100k=99.7K Ohm
It can be use ?
but I only get this resistor
R 1K = 994 Ohm
R 10k=10.00K Ohm
R 100k=99.7K Ohm
It can be use ?
Hi Sandro600, C1 is necessary not for keeping DC-outside, it's mainly to keep DC inside. You can't skip it. Wima seems difficult to get outside europe, it's a german manufacturer. (of course easy to get here) Maybe time for a group buy ?
You see MJL0281/0302 here:
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/product.do?id=MJL0281A
The MJW version is available at digikey: http://www.digikey.com/
The MJL0281/0302 seems still only available as samples ?
The MJL0281/0302 is used as the others, c14 = 10pf and c3/4 = 330pf.
Dytln_02, these values are fine, they are way below 1%.
Mike
You see MJL0281/0302 here:
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/product.do?id=MJL0281A
The MJW version is available at digikey: http://www.digikey.com/
The MJL0281/0302 seems still only available as samples ?
The MJL0281/0302 is used as the others, c14 = 10pf and c3/4 = 330pf.
Dytln_02, these values are fine, they are way below 1%.
Mike
mike My DMM give Similar Result
I have done test hfe with your hfe schematic.
In first transistor :
v1=2.95
V2=0.88
hfe=(2.95/0.95)*100=335.2
my dmm give 326
in second transistor
v1=2.95
V2=0.88
hfe=(2.95/0.95)*100=335.2
my dmm give 322
it' seem there is nothing wrong with my dmm
Can I change MJ150030/MJ150031 with bd911/912
may be from this transistor....
I have done test hfe with your hfe schematic.
In first transistor :
v1=2.95
V2=0.88
hfe=(2.95/0.95)*100=335.2
my dmm give 326
in second transistor
v1=2.95
V2=0.88
hfe=(2.95/0.95)*100=335.2
my dmm give 322
it' seem there is nothing wrong with my dmm

Can I change MJ150030/MJ150031 with bd911/912
may be from this transistor....
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