here's our latest modified power amp, 8 transistors for switching, 16 for output and 2 for drivers per channel. total of 52 transistors in one stereo amp.
Is that working on your modified amp and how far stable the amp, 8 to 1 ohms?
this is very stable, reliable and powerful power amp,, this is a combination of lexus,krell and K10 amp
hi skyjham.
can u share the pcb layout.
why your not sharing. is it not for share.
how many watts of this amp.?
can u share the pcb layout.
why your not sharing. is it not for share.
how many watts of this amp.?
this is our business , hope you understand, but if it is not allowed in this forum! i'm sorry.
regards
Skyjham
regards
Skyjham
final decision, will u share or not yr amp pcb?
because hereafter no body will ask pcb layout in pdf from u.
because hereafter no body will ask pcb layout in pdf from u.
as i've said this is our business so we don't share it.i think this is not a good forum for business, once agian i'm sorry admin,
pls. delete my post
Thanks!
Skyjham
pls. delete my post
Thanks!
Skyjham
I think your amp is bridge it is not stable at 4 ohms its shurly has dc output and crell . lexus use the same curciuts those two amp are not stable at 4 ohms when in battle alway burn voice coil yours is the same.
no thats not bridge pls. take a look at the schematic of K10 and compare, we know what we are doing
If this is what you mean,
yes this is bridge on both channel, this is what we used last Dinagyang,
Our latest power amp is a modefied K10, K10 using only 2 switching transistors, 7 for outputs we make it 4 for switching and 8 for outputs and change some components at the bias and driver section, we also change the buffer.
yes this is bridge on both channel, this is what we used last Dinagyang,
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Our latest power amp is a modefied K10, K10 using only 2 switching transistors, 7 for outputs we make it 4 for switching and 8 for outputs and change some components at the bias and driver section, we also change the buffer.
Ah ok but still look at your power supply not enough capacitors and transformer you use old e-core not good for a powerful amp better use a trodial transformer and many caps so you can load down to 4 ohms. good luck !
LOL thats already computed if you know how to compute the power needed in specific amp.
thats capacitors are enough coz the value is 22,000Uf not 10,000 Uf . do not question us about our design we know what we are doin.
any transformer will do if you know how to compute the desired power. for your amp.
thats capacitors are enough coz the value is 22,000Uf not 10,000 Uf . do not question us about our design we know what we are doin.
any transformer will do if you know how to compute the desired power. for your amp.
This is our first transformer and capacitors use in that amp, we try to change with a small one and monitor the supply voltage and yet not flactuating, so we decided to assemble that way.
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