Looks great as always with your designs😊
Can you now call this Ips for a refined/optimized spooky V3 design?
Can you give more technical data about this Ips?
oh thank OS for the updated schematic, oh yes is gonna be a separate IPS, R15 and R18 200 to 500 ohms got it
I have a few more components to go or better say check, you think if I attached the sprint file here you guys can do a revision and help me out a bit to make sure is correct? cause the only area of the circuit that worried me is the servo U1 connectionsAttachments
Lazy creation tech data ?
It is a less refined spooky. The super-pair VAS is what allows it to
match the spooky.
I did it to eliminate half the devices of the spooky , while still retaining
that performance level. I have seen this raw 4 device input arrangement in
cheap subwoofer plate amps. Driving just a 2 transistor VAS and with no
current sources or servo.
I was kind of amazed that this VAS allows such a simple circuit to do
3ppm at 10Khz full power. The Kypton ND is the CFA equivalent.
Thimios built that. This one is guaranteed to work as advertised.
OS
oh thank OS for the updated schematic, oh yes is gonna be a separate IPS, R15 and R18 200 to 500 ohms got it
R15-18 = trimmers.
You can read the VAS current with R23 , then subtract R25 current to
get the REAL VAS current at the Q9/10 collectors.
LED'S (R25) use about 1.5ma of this VAS's total current.
If you overload this VAS it will cool down and the leds will blink.
Your output on overload will look rounded smooth instead of the
normal harsh transistor clip.
OS
hello guys this is what I got so far I'll continue tomorrow
Just a suggestion.OS uses simple to find dual opamp TL072 as servo in all of his IPS's.You can use it instead of LT1001A and configure the non used opamp as a unity gain buffer with the +input connected to ground.
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U1 TL072 pin number 5 to GND?
hello guys I just made the connection can you guys confirm that this is correct? so pin number 5 from U1 it goes connected GND? should I make the connection just like Kypto-C? I see pin 5 to GND pins 5 and 6 together and the rest normally connected I'll leave the sprint file 6 is you guys can help with this servo dilemma I will really apreciated
hello guys I just made the connection can you guys confirm that this is correct? so pin number 5 from U1 it goes connected GND?
should I make the connection just like Kypto-C? I see pin 5 to GND pins 5 and 6 together and the rest normally connected I'll leave the sprint file 6 is you guys can help with this servo dilemma I will really apreciated Attachments
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It's a dual channel op-amp and because you are only using one of the of channels you need to basically disable the other one. You do this by making a unity gain amplifier out of the other unused opamp. The non inverting input is connected to ground.nice max hey that is nice
I will send you the pin number shortly. Hope that help you.nice max hey that is nice
hello guys I just made the connection can you guys confirm that this is correct? so pin number 5 from U1 it goes connected GND?
Pin 5 to ground, pins 6 and 7 together and the rest normally connected. Here are the pcbs of Kypton-ND and Kypton-V2
