I'm building a pair of solid state mono blocks using IRF610s and MJL4281As with MJL4302As and I need to know what tests to run for which characteristics to match the components to each other. I did buy extras, but I didn.t go crazy. I'll provide a schematic for to make their purposes more clear.
Thanks for your time, I just don't want to assume anything here...
Thanks for your time, I just don't want to assume anything here...
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You dont need to match complimentary pairs.
Only transistors on the top or on the bottom need matching.
Only transistors on the top or on the bottom need matching.
so TO-220 Q1 and Q2 do not have to be matched, and Q3 does not have to be matched to Q5 but Q4 needs to be matched to Q5? Is that right? If so, I need to match the source-gate voltage?
What about matching Q1in one channel to Q1 in the other amp and so on down the line? Do they need to act reasonably like mindedly to make the two channels match with output?
What about matching Q1in one channel to Q1 in the other amp and so on down the line? Do they need to act reasonably like mindedly to make the two channels match with output?
No need to match if you have just one complementary pair... In the output. U need matching if the are in parallel on the same rail/ load.
Ouch, voltage doubler power supply.
I would be buying a dual secondary or CT transformer.
Q1/2 ideally would be matched.
You can sometimes get them in a dual package.
I would be buying a dual secondary or CT transformer.
Q1/2 ideally would be matched.
You can sometimes get them in a dual package.
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