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tnx RKR , for everything
here they are , for rest of Greedy Boyz
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u...er Amplifier TA-N88 Technical Information.pdf
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u... Premplifier TA-E88 Technical Information.pdf
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SIT amp
A little afraid throwing this circuit into the ring to all you geniuses. Based on some Borbely front-end I once built. It has nearly 2 A of bias current. I have not tried to tweak it in Lt Spice, and most importantly, I have not built it. Thanks to M. Rothacher for 2SK82 model. (And 2SJ28, alternatively, I "inverted" the 82. I can not remember...)
A little afraid throwing this circuit into the ring to all you geniuses. Based on some Borbely front-end I once built. It has nearly 2 A of bias current. I have not tried to tweak it in Lt Spice, and most importantly, I have not built it. Thanks to M. Rothacher for 2SK82 model. (And 2SJ28, alternatively, I "inverted" the 82. I can not remember...)
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Bear in mind the difference in vgs values from N to P. If you just flip my model to make a P-channel you may want to account for that by adjusting the parameters, i.e. the vgs shift, if you use the concise model from Linear Audio #6.
Bear in mind the difference in vgs values from N to P. If you just flip my model to make a P-channel you may want to account for that by adjusting the parameters, i.e. the vgs shift, if you use the concise model from Linear Audio #6.
Thank you, Michael. I used your model inverted - surely. Now I went to Jan's page and ordered Linear Audio issue #6.
/RK
Because of the high cost of these devices perhaps a cascode output stage might be worth looking at. Similar to this from Nelson's classic article. Using 2 banks of mosfets to provide the cascode shelving for the sits. Where the sits take the place of the darlington pairs of bipolars.
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Well, my idea was basically to do the following:
Furthermore, I have not cascoded the input JFETs, but I expect I have to do something here. Because the VFETs have to be driven from something on higher voltage rails. And I am looking towards 2 x 60 W into 8 Ohms or in that vicinity.
I am also thinking along the line regulated power supplies, with pass 😎 transistors...
I cannot say cost is no object, but I strongly believe the bulk of the cost is power supplies, heat sinks and the enclosure. So there you have the background.
But thank you for the proposal of course!
- Use only JFET or VFET/SIT, not MOSFET or bipolar
- Complementary throughout
- Use a VFET/SIT follower output stage capable of handling my full range speakers (Quad ESL-63)
Furthermore, I have not cascoded the input JFETs, but I expect I have to do something here. Because the VFETs have to be driven from something on higher voltage rails. And I am looking towards 2 x 60 W into 8 Ohms or in that vicinity.
I am also thinking along the line regulated power supplies, with pass 😎 transistors...
I cannot say cost is no object, but I strongly believe the bulk of the cost is power supplies, heat sinks and the enclosure. So there you have the background.
But thank you for the proposal of course!
Does anyone have the full Datasheet for the 2SJ28 / 2SK82's or have any idea of the capacitance values for CDS, CGD & CGS for these parts?
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