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Speaking of N-channel from E-holton Does any one want to buy a baord from him fully stuffed ? I aslo have a nice 350Va 50 0 50 toroidal with 2 x 15k cap's for this amp too. : O )
Hi all
I have been waiting for some special 7 pole plugs for the ZETA, to be able to complete the modules.
7 poles:
V+
GND
V-
Speaker GND
Speaker OUT
Input GND
Inut Signal
Will post soon, also the new revised ZETA project is being placed at a separate website with general audio related projects. URL will be posted here very soon. Content is being built right now.
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I have been waiting for some special 7 pole plugs for the ZETA, to be able to complete the modules.
7 poles:
V+
GND
V-
Speaker GND
Speaker OUT
Input GND
Inut Signal
Will post soon, also the new revised ZETA project is being placed at a separate website with general audio related projects. URL will be posted here very soon. Content is being built right now.
🙂
Welcome Back LARS
We have been missing you and your posts ,
why do you want to post the revised plans on another site ?
We have been missing you and your posts ,
why do you want to post the revised plans on another site ?
Rajeev: Since ZETA is a 'non commercial / non product' project, i think it belongs better on a 'non product' driven site. So my plan is to make a purely non commercial site for this kind of projects. We have also a few other non product items on lcaudio.com, like the subwoofer preamp, and that one will also find place on the new site, since it also is not a product of my company.
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URL will be posted here very soon. Content is being built right now.
LCaudio-DIY, that sounds great Lars😎
Steen.🙂
Hi Lars,
welcome back! 😉
I'm very happy that you're well (!) and that the Zeta has not been abandoned.
My board design has reached the first testing stage, 100x30mm for one MOSFET pair or 160x30mm for four MOSFET pairs (fits on 75mm or 80mm heatsink 'tunnels' and thus inside 2U rack cases), expandable to any number of MOSFETS, at least in theory 😉, but no prototype has been built yet. I hope that - with a new LC DIY site - discussions will be going on. 😀
Sebastian.
Lars Clausen said:Rajeev: Since ZETA is a 'non commercial / non product' project, i think it belongs better on a 'non product' driven site. So my plan is to make a purely non commercial site for this kind of projects. We have also a few other non product items on lcaudio.com, like the subwoofer preamp, and that one will also find place on the new site, since it also is not a product of my company.
🙂
welcome back! 😉
I'm very happy that you're well (!) and that the Zeta has not been abandoned.
My board design has reached the first testing stage, 100x30mm for one MOSFET pair or 160x30mm for four MOSFET pairs (fits on 75mm or 80mm heatsink 'tunnels' and thus inside 2U rack cases), expandable to any number of MOSFETS, at least in theory 😉, but no prototype has been built yet. I hope that - with a new LC DIY site - discussions will be going on. 😀
Sebastian.
Dear Lars ,
Can the ZAPpulse 2.3SE modules be bridged to get more output , most pro sound drivers are 8 ohms 500 w , hence the useful requirement is 1000w at 4ohms and 2000w at 2 ohms , I also hope that their costs will come down at affordable prices for DIYers in a years time .
Can the ZAPpulse 2.3SE modules be bridged to get more output , most pro sound drivers are 8 ohms 500 w , hence the useful requirement is 1000w at 4ohms and 2000w at 2 ohms , I also hope that their costs will come down at affordable prices for DIYers in a years time .
hello paaji
here is the soa curve of IRFP250N
rajeev luthra said:Where can I see the SOA graph of IRFP250 mosfets
here is the soa curve of IRFP250N
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Note that the SOA of the IRFP250 is totally different to that of the IRFP250N.
Rajeev, the graph is on the datasheet. An easy download from the IR website 🙂
Rajeev, the graph is on the datasheet. An easy download from the IR website 🙂
I just recently received new N channel amps from Mr. Lars.
ZETA 320. I am blown away. These amps are so gooooood. My strong recommendation,
to anyone that is thinking about building it. Not just that they sound good, but boards are so cool and small with beautiful SMD blue led. I have a single pair of IRF 250 on them, and I just cannot stop listening. I am running them with 2x 65V 500VA on each channel and they are singing!!!
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ZETA 320. I am blown away. These amps are so gooooood. My strong recommendation,
to anyone that is thinking about building it. Not just that they sound good, but boards are so cool and small with beautiful SMD blue led. I have a single pair of IRF 250 on them, and I just cannot stop listening. I am running them with 2x 65V 500VA on each channel and they are singing!!!
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WOW ,
Hey Lars What wrong have I done ??
At least post the schematic of the modified version of the Zeta or send it by e-mail to me ,
my id is < systems_rajeev@rediffmail.com >
Hey Lars What wrong have I done ??
At least post the schematic of the modified version of the Zeta or send it by e-mail to me ,
my id is < systems_rajeev@rediffmail.com >
Will post soon, also the new revised ZETA project is being placed at a separate website with general audio related projects. URL will be posted here very soon. Content is being built right now.
Any news on this? 🙂
Steen😎
I am not able to open the diagram from LC´s link, do anybody know how or where to find the Zeta diagram. PCBs would also be interesting
steenoe said:
Any news on this? 🙂
Steen😎
If you are looking for a link it is here:
http://www.oliveaudio.com/index.php?page=2
hi,
is it possible to use Hitachi lateral N channel or Magnatec lateral N's for the Zeta?
one more thing, is IRFP250N a lateral or a V-mosfet.
I'm actually confused with this device...
best regards,
macweb
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is it possible to use Hitachi lateral N channel or Magnatec lateral N's for the Zeta?
one more thing, is IRFP250N a lateral or a V-mosfet.
I'm actually confused with this device...
best regards,
macweb
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hienrich said:hi,
one more thing, is IRFP250N a lateral or a V-mosfet.
I'm actually confused with this device...
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The IRFP250(N) is a Vertical Mosfet.
The IRFP250(N) is a Vertical Mosfet.
Hi!
I thought IR follwed their own properietry HEXFET technology???
Regards
Rahul
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