Hello,
Has anyone here built this very simple, low power single ended class A amplifier based on LM317 and an opamp ?
If so, what THD profile does it have ? H2 predominance or H3 ?
I will try to build it as soon as possible but meanwhile, I wonder if there's anyone happy with this configuration.
Bests,
Radu
Has anyone here built this very simple, low power single ended class A amplifier based on LM317 and an opamp ?
If so, what THD profile does it have ? H2 predominance or H3 ?
I will try to build it as soon as possible but meanwhile, I wonder if there's anyone happy with this configuration.
Bests,
Radu
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Thanks for your simulation. Indeed, this THD profile ... not desirable, at least for me, I think.H3 and H5 is higher than H2 and H4.
Here is my circuit. Only some resistor changed from the original:
View attachment 1423106
Bests,
Radu
Thanks for your help. Yes, odd ones prevail until the 9th -- this config is not for me, I reckon. Think the real producer of odd harmonics is the opamp and its feedback resistor network.
If irregular chip amps are your thing, here are some more (all physically tested):
You can find some answers and ideas in these threads:
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And now, the Regulator-Chip JLH Amp.
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SE class A regulator-chip-amp madness
The Voltage-Regulator-Chip Amp family welcomes a new member:
Yet another funny Chip-Amp
And now, the Regulator-Chip JLH Amp.
What happens when you cross a Tringlotron with a Regulator-Chip Amplifier?
Class A Chip Amp: and now, the complementary version
Just for fun: The Regulator-Chip amplifier
I started this journey in search of the 'tube amp' sound in amplifiers without using valves. I'm interested in any amp configuration that is able to output moderate but prevalent H2, over odd ones. I had spotted your stereo, three-regulator design which looks very interesting and I would like to build it sometime.
Thank you Elvee!
Thank you Elvee!
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