OP amp driving BDW83A/84A

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yes niko

active posting i like that

the truth is that me and john fisher worked this schematic out 2 yeras ago spended a lot of time on it we both like that is so simple to make and with very simple material we spended a lot of time together a lot of emails ( john really didnt had the time for it )

and eventhough amp was updated with onsemi paired MJ11015+11016 wonderfull powerfull and very close to eachother darligtons ...the amplifier is actually working but the performance is terrible related for example to dx amplifier by destroyer x and or others

but the main issue was that the amp was not STABLE
bench tests were ok
but in practice bit of overload bit of strange load bit of high voltage rails always made transistors blown

that s the problem

PS using p and n transistors cooled one in new york and other in texas is thermal run away !!!!!!!!!!
:hot: :hot: :hot:
 
Re: yes niko

sakis said:
active posting i like that

the truth is that me and john fisher worked this schematic out 2 yeras ago spended a lot of time on it we both like that is so simple to make and with very simple material we spended a lot of time together a lot of emails ( john really didnt had the time for it )

and eventhough amp was updated with onsemi paired MJ11015+11016 wonderfull powerfull and very close to eachother darligtons ...the amplifier is actually working but the performance is terrible related for example to dx amplifier by destroyer x and or others

but the main issue was that the amp was not STABLE
bench tests were ok
but in practice bit of overload bit of strange load bit of high voltage rails always made transistors blown

that s the problem

PS using p and n transistors cooled one in new york and other in texas is thermal run away !!!!!!!!!!
:hot: :hot: :hot:

Try with the mosfets, you may find a pleasant surprise.
 
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