Some questions:
Can you recommend me some transistors to replace the MPSAs? They are too much noisy.
I have replaced the input electrolytic cap with a mkt cap,there is others upgrades that i can do?
Here is the MPSA92 datasheet
Can you recommend me some transistors to replace the MPSAs? They are too much noisy.
I have replaced the input electrolytic cap with a mkt cap,there is others upgrades that i can do?
Here is the MPSA92 datasheet
Thanks for your advise. I'll do my best.
I need a special help... At first in one of the two channels the zobel network resistor (R17)went up in smoke, after changing it everything went OK, but now happens the same problem to the other channel, in your opinion it could be a problem due to the substitution of the input capacitors? Or due to an anomalous high frequency oscillation? If yes, what can I do to compensate this oscillation?
Tanks...
I need a special help... At first in one of the two channels the zobel network resistor (R17)went up in smoke, after changing it everything went OK, but now happens the same problem to the other channel, in your opinion it could be a problem due to the substitution of the input capacitors? Or due to an anomalous high frequency oscillation? If yes, what can I do to compensate this oscillation?
Tanks...
I havent encounter such problem,so really cant make any correct statement on this one.
To me,possibly the quality of the component itself or maybe like what u have said
scillation.
If u really worry about the oscillation,try to increase the value of C2 to 470pF,will limit the input bandwidth to around 150kHz,seems enough to me for audio application
To me,possibly the quality of the component itself or maybe like what u have said
If u really worry about the oscillation,try to increase the value of C2 to 470pF,will limit the input bandwidth to around 150kHz,seems enough to me for audio application
Flavio88 said:Thanks for your advise. I'll do my best.
I need a special help... At first in one of the two channels the zobel network resistor (R17)went up in smoke, after changing it everything went OK, but now happens the same problem to the other channel, in your opinion it could be a problem due to the substitution of the input capacitors? Or due to an anomalous high frequency oscillation? If yes, what can I do to compensate this oscillation?
Tanks...
This would almost certainly be caused by HF oscilation...
Thanks to everybody but I have resolved the problem:
It was only a grounding error, I didn't have connected the chassis to ground.
Leolabs, can i use also the 2SA872/2SC1775 instead of the
MPSA92/MPSA42 for the entire circuit?
The collector current rating of 2sa/2sc is more less of the mpsas,
does it change something?
sorry for the english
Thanks...
It was only a grounding error, I didn't have connected the chassis to ground.
Leolabs, can i use also the 2SA872/2SC1775 instead of the
MPSA92/MPSA42 for the entire circuit?
The collector current rating of 2sa/2sc is more less of the mpsas,
does it change something?
sorry for the english
Thanks...
Leolabs said:A quite traditional circuitry.Nothing special but reliable.
I did use the 2SA872 for the input pairs,2SB647/2SD667 for the driver stage,and the obsolute 2SK135/2SJ50 for the output stage.U can try them if u want![]()
Hi
you produced this amplifier?
thx
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