NSB
Exactly Marcel,
for that reason we in Holland might better call it class nsB 😀 And, I agree, some may rightfully disagree as the same acronym applied for the fascist faction of Holland in WW 2.
Happy new year and all the best,
Mark Bolech
Exactly Marcel,
for that reason we in Holland might better call it class nsB 😀 And, I agree, some may rightfully disagree as the same acronym applied for the fascist faction of Holland in WW 2.
Happy new year and all the best,
Mark Bolech
Nataly eXPerienceMark, if I may intrude - Margan's idea seems to be good - but can we see even one amp utilizing his idea - built and tested?
Or at at least working sim of a practical amp, with decent numbers showing?
Could you please post your class B amplifier's schematic? That link doesn't work here.See figure 2 of the article that post #1 links to.
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I think it was the one from 1986 mentioned here: https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/margan-non-switching-class-b.122007/post-1932378I don't remember what article sreten linked to.
That's a Wireless World/Electronics World article, so you should be able to find in the archive mentioned in post #23.
Thanks! It was 1996 actually...but damn, I hardly see anything more complex today...Kendall's class I comes to mind being around the same level of subtelty.That's a Wireless World/Electronics World article, so you should be able to find in the archive mentioned in post #23.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...-watt-ab-stereo-amplifier.366688/post-6502472
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Those screenshots are for my amplifier, not the one from E. Margan that sreten linked to in post #1.
Which is exactly what I asked for.Those screenshots are for my amplifier, not the one from E. Margan that sreten linked to in post #1.
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