AndrewT,
Now i get it, thank you sir, i forgot that what Im computing is the maximum peak power
Do you have something to recommend sir?
Im going to buy to buy an amp module and im still deciding on what amplifier to build. and speaking of building an amplifier, my professor will teach us how to build an, amplifier i think that will be in this coming semester.
Now i get it, thank you sir, i forgot that what Im computing is the maximum peak power
You probably don't need 200W in any home application other than subwoofer duty.
Do you have something to recommend sir?
Are you planning to by an amp module/kit that claims 200W out? or are you looking to build something from scratch?
Im going to buy to buy an amp module and im still deciding on what amplifier to build. and speaking of building an amplifier, my professor will teach us how to build an, amplifier i think that will be in this coming semester.
Your prof probably has a design with boards available, unless the class is to teach you board design.
As I mentioned, I like the Leach amp as a first project. Professor Leach appears to offer boards, but some of the devices he uses are getting scarce. Tyronziness may have some updated Leach boards available from his last group buy.Take a look in the Solid State Forum for other ideas. Rod Elliot has some nice designs with boards available. A lot of ESP P101s and P3As are out there. For an easy build, try DIY Chip Amplifier Kits, PCB's, Components and Information. For modules ready to hook up to your power supply, take a look at Aspen Amplifiers and High End Audio MOSFET Amplifiers There are others, these have good reputations and were the first to come to me.
As I mentioned, I like the Leach amp as a first project. Professor Leach appears to offer boards, but some of the devices he uses are getting scarce. Tyronziness may have some updated Leach boards available from his last group buy.Take a look in the Solid State Forum for other ideas. Rod Elliot has some nice designs with boards available. A lot of ESP P101s and P3As are out there. For an easy build, try DIY Chip Amplifier Kits, PCB's, Components and Information. For modules ready to hook up to your power supply, take a look at Aspen Amplifiers and High End Audio MOSFET Amplifiers There are others, these have good reputations and were the first to come to me.
Your prof probably has a design with boards available, unless the class is to teach you board design.
our prof only gives us equation and theories about building electronic devices(Pre-amp, Amp etc) and its up to us what materials to be use and make the PCB Layout.
Good. IMHO it would be a waste of your tuition to get a board and stuff it according to the BOM for credit. For good reading and lots of design theory explanation, go to Pass Labs: Technical articles It might give you an idea for next semester's project.
In the meantime, build one of the designs for which you can get boards so you get some idea about designing for assembly as well as performance.
In the meantime, build one of the designs for which you can get boards so you get some idea about designing for assembly as well as performance.
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