I have a sundown scv6000d that had several mosfets blown in the power supply. Replaced all bad parts and I have the amp up and running, but one of the banks in the power supply has a slight deviation in the square wave as compared to the other three.
Is this a problem? Picture A is the 3 banks picture, B is the one in question. thanks for any help
Is this a problem? Picture A is the 3 banks picture, B is the one in question. thanks for any help
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That's generally because one bank isn't being driven properly.
In the future, please take the time to get usable photos. Please read the following:
bcae1.com - Car Amplifier Repair Tutorial - The Basics
In the future, please take the time to get usable photos. Please read the following:
bcae1.com - Car Amplifier Repair Tutorial - The Basics
With no power applied, what's the resistance between the drains of the FETs in one bank to the drains of the FETs in the other bank?
From the B+ terminal to the FET drains in each bank?
From the B+ terminal to the FET drains in each bank?
I don't have an answer if there are no breaks, the drive waveforms at the gate legs of the FETs are identical and the FETs are new.