Thank jacco vermeulen for the interesting document.
I'm using 2 bias transistor. They are mount on Power Transistor, not heatsink.
Is it the best ?🙂
Bye!
I'm using 2 bias transistor. They are mount on Power Transistor, not heatsink.
Is it the best ?🙂
Bye!
Tube_Dude said:
Lowering open loop gain, with this kind of circuit, drive it to a lowering of overall distortion. Only 20 dB of *general* NFB are made possible because the remaining (rough) 60 dB of NFB are "hidden" in local degeneration. Total distortion, if amplifer were supplied by an *iideal* PSU would be the same.
Unfortunately, lowering loop gain drive the circuit to cut down the PSRR ratio and increase auto-IMD caused by power output stage on preceeding input signal stage. If a separated PSU is not provided for signal stage, then distortion increase drastically with the power drawn by load, especially if we get up with volume knob. In this case a sophisticated low NFB amplifiers play poorly musical than normal designed power amplifier ("a la Self").
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Piercarlo
thanh: You seem to have some sort of bot/virus that is attacking us:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1262351#post1262351
or else you are being controlled by beings from another planet... 😀
Are these other posts really by you?
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