Just started on a new project, a class d discrete approach.
Uses triangle wave generator, comparator, xor phase splitter and irs2113 hi/lo side switch.
Still in the testing stage.
Uses triangle wave generator, comparator, xor phase splitter and irs2113 hi/lo side switch.
Still in the testing stage.
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Circit diagram.
A bit small due to screen capture.
A bit small due to screen capture.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Still testing.
Got the square wave and ramp working cleanly by adjusting components.
Designed improved level translator from output of comparator to xor gates.
This works cleanly now.
At this point it outputs sound althogh with a little more noise than i would like.
Found tweaking the DC offset improved the noise situation.
Output MOSFETs were getting warm so changed gate resistors from 10R to to 56R now they stay cold.
Got the square wave and ramp working cleanly by adjusting components.
Designed improved level translator from output of comparator to xor gates.
This works cleanly now.
At this point it outputs sound althogh with a little more noise than i would like.
Found tweaking the DC offset improved the noise situation.
Output MOSFETs were getting warm so changed gate resistors from 10R to to 56R now they stay cold.
Thats the best i can do without chopping it up into quarters and then it would be meaning less.
My earlier message explains all the stages.
Ramp generator and audio input, comparator, xor phase splitter, hi/lo side switch into irfb4019 mosfets.
Its pretty basic really. Sadly takes more components than a 2092 circuit but what components it uses are very cheap. The inductor is the most expensive part then the £2-50 IRS2113.
Well then would you mind if i build it? However i'll use higher supply rails and two pairs of MOSFETs, i need 200-300W on 8 ohms.
What PCB software do you use?
At the moment I'm trying to make a small PCB with Altium and it's my first time with Altium so wish me luck.
regards,
savu
I use PCBCAD40 which I wrote myself in the 1990's.
I converted it to Windows a few years back.
It is very similar to EasyPC and uses a lot of the same key presses.
Got my pcb through for my discrete class d amplifier.
AAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH got 2 pins swapped on my op amp !!!!!
Hence the two flying leads.
AAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH got 2 pins swapped on my op amp !!!!!
Hence the two flying leads.
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I have done both a discrete and a 2092 amplifiers.
Both work very well.
Discrete version.
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I meant discrete as in no single chip solution.
The semi discrete version works very well open loop.
Sadly it will probably get shelved as the 2092 is a single chip solution and uses less components.
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