From the square waves, it looks like Slew Rate is approx. 30V/us
Much better than before.
Still 0.0 % Thd
FFT for 1kHz sinus looks flatter (2nd, 3rd, 4th harmonics),
and everything is lifted up by 10 dB.
Looks like Q6 (in my sim) has to be low beta (A type). C type is more prone to trigger oscillations.
Are BC546/556 OK in there?
Q4 is running at over 80mW, little bit high for a small transistor?
Much better than before.
Still 0.0 % Thd
FFT for 1kHz sinus looks flatter (2nd, 3rd, 4th harmonics),
and everything is lifted up by 10 dB.
Looks like Q6 (in my sim) has to be low beta (A type). C type is more prone to trigger oscillations.
Are BC546/556 OK in there?
Q4 is running at over 80mW, little bit high for a small transistor?
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Put a 150ohm resistor between emitters Q1 and Q4 .Your fileFrom the square waves, it looks like Slew Rate is approx. 30V/us
Much better than before.
Q4, is running at over 80mW, little bit high for a small transistor?
Bad idea. a 100-200 Ohm resistor between the Q1 and Q2 ' on your file you need to putThanks Maxim!
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quite so. Otherwise the gain dropsWorks like a champ. 40mW power.
Q1 and Q2 ?
Not Q1 and Q4 ?
>Hi, I downloaded and run the sim, post #543. Is it OK ?
This is latest of mine, C7 increased to correct shape of square.
We are still not clear where the resistor should go Q1/Q2/Q4
so I left it out. The worst case - Q4 needs to be bigger.
Maxim is using Multisim, and from what I've seen, square waves looked better in his Multisim simulations...
I'm getting different shapes/small oscillations depending on the amplitude of the square signal.
It may look good for 2 Vpp, but worse for 1.6 Vpp
It's still "work in progress", but getting there...
This is latest of mine, C7 increased to correct shape of square.
We are still not clear where the resistor should go Q1/Q2/Q4
so I left it out. The worst case - Q4 needs to be bigger.
Maxim is using Multisim, and from what I've seen, square waves looked better in his Multisim simulations...
I'm getting different shapes/small oscillations depending on the amplitude of the square signal.
It may look good for 2 Vpp, but worse for 1.6 Vpp
It's still "work in progress", but getting there...
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