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First One - mosFET amplifier module

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PCB production already in progress, among them also the First One module intended for DIY use, which is in the former M size with one pair of output mosfets.

Setting the whole new level of quality takes time, perfection isn't easy to achieve, especially in respect to competitive designs nowadays present in high-end industry. The essence of what it will be offered to the customers in ready made product range will always be available in module form too, so anyone could get first hand impression in affordable way.

Module's measurement at 500 kHz square on 4 Ohm load attached.

The new FirstOne amp sounds best so far. Detailed and easy to listen to.
 
May-be not a so good idea, as it will change in a brutal way the temperature inside the box, so, directly affect both quiescent current and, depending of the air flux, the offset.

Not so if your fan control is "intelligent", and you get the added benefit of increasing your expensive PS's life also. ;)

Because convective cooling is more efficient this way, you can set the fan output (noise) lower...

Cheers,
M.
 
Not so if your fan control is "intelligent", and you get the added benefit of increasing your expensive PS's life also. ;)

Because convective cooling is more efficient this way, you can set the fan output (noise) lower...
You should be right, BUT...
You cannot control the air flows inside your enclosure. They can be highly different for the two input transistors, and so, increase the offset.
Concerning the quiescent current, you know how long you have to wait for your amps are temp stabilized before to adjust-it.
Concerning the PS, the only parts that wear are the Elcaps. 10-20 years, such a big deal ?

The only thing that I dislike is the cooler of the Hypex SMPS. Those far to be optimal horizontal fins.
 
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