The Phase Linear series II amps used an opamp. Here is a link to the schematics.
Phase Linear 400/700II
Also the UREI/JBL PA amps had an opamp front end. Very rugged, simple design.
UREI 6XXX series
Phase Linear 400/700II
Also the UREI/JBL PA amps had an opamp front end. Very rugged, simple design.
UREI 6XXX series
AndrewT said:Hi,
re posts ......19.
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Can anyone explain why the last four EF Q7 to Q10 have Vbe~520mV but predrivers Q3 & Q6 have Vbe=690mV?
Hi,sparkle said:post 14
according to my calculations Q3 and Q6 have arround 1.2mA accross, Q7 and Q9 have arround 6mA accross
have you simulated the circuit and that is why you are asking this questions?
I am not capable of simulating a circuit!
I usually assign 650mV to Vbe and seeing those posted values alerted me to something odd going on.
I wonder if the posted values are from real life measurements or from a simulation using a set of poor models?
Or is there something here I don't understand?
well, to my knowledge you are right but usually i have had an experience (which can also Carlos - Destroyer X confirm) that transistors usually do not have 0.65V but more to the 0.6V.... and that is the value i am usually using for my calc's....maybe i am wrong....
well, we can hope that the guy that posted post 14 and 19 will reply to you about his sch that he posted here....
well, we can hope that the guy that posted post 14 and 19 will reply to you about his sch that he posted here....
Hi Jer,jerluwoo said:Those voltage values are straight from the sim. I used circuitmaker2k pro and models from On Semi website.
thanks for the reply/explanation.
Do you intend building either of your circuits?
Keep us informed, please.
If so, some real numbers would educate us all. Particularly if ONsemi devices and models do not match.
Hi Spar,
there is nothing wrong with choosing as you have done. You are in the range 600mV to 700mV. Only exceptionally do we get significantly below Vbe=600mV.transistors usually do not have 0.65V but more to the 0.6V
If you can deal with spanish, try this
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I posted about half an hour ago the same thing
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=101660
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Braco
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=101660
Cheers
Braco
There is always this
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=79508&highlight=
which many people have built
Stuart
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=79508&highlight=
which many people have built
Stuart
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