Still another mj15003 ampli

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Hi, I want build this simple amplifier but I want change/use only 20v because I don't need too much power.
Any suggestions are welcome
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Realistically its probably good for around 16 watts rms into 8 ohms. That assumes it can swing to say -/+ 16 to 17 volts or so. 16 volts peak is 11.3 volts rms which is 15.9 watts rms (8 ohms). You might get a fraction more, or a fraction less.
 
Hi, the layout looks good, but all the high-current traces, like rails, connections to the collectors/emitters of the output transistors and their emitter resistors, output terminals and the ground - must be as wide and thick as possible.
 
OK, for +/-20V rails 2W is enough.

Simple calculation of the worst case (square wave at full amplitude):
Maximum amplitude = 18V (roughly), at 8 ohm load the current is 18/8 = 2.25A
2.25A * 2.25A * 0.5ohm = 2.53W and you have it half of the time 2.53/2 = 1.265W
 
To be honest, for just +/- 20V rails you could go even simpler.

TO-5 is quite obsolete so i dont see why you'd want to use them. I'd consider using flatpak mount devices like TIP2955/TIP3055 or TIP35/TIP36. For the rest, small signal transistors like BC546/BC556 or 2N5401/2N5551 will do perfectly well.
 
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