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发表于 2007-10-28 21:21
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sure. i am happy to help.
First, mosfet output + BJT phase splitter. The choices of transistors are not critical.
2nd, mosfet output + mosfet phase splitter. irf510 is used for its low gate capacitance (Cgs).
the parts that can be removed: r10/r11/r12, and c6/c7/c8.
r9 is a 1k 0.5w variable resistor.
r5/r6 are 5w power resistors.
all others are 50v capacitors and 1/4 carbon film or metal resistors.
r14 can also be a variable resistor (1/8w is sufficient).
when first power on, put the rail in serial with a 220ohm 1w resistor (or a light bulb), and make sure that r9 is at its maximum value.
adjust r9 so that you have about 25mv drops on r5/r6.
then remove the 220ohm 1w resistor and power up completely.
center voltage is about 17-18v in this set-up.
key DC operating points: Q1 (1ma, and no greater than 4ma), Q2 (15ma, no greater than 30ma for BJT and 50ma for mosfet), M5/M6 (100ma, and higher if you want to run in class A).
the overall gain is about 1+r4/r1, or 10x in this case.
btw, you can run the amp at different rail voltages. you just need to make sure that r5 is adjusted accordingly (higher rail voltage requires higher ohm and wattage r5, and lower rail voltage requires lower ohm and wattage r5). 12v is about the practical limit for the lowest rail voltage. 50v about the highest rail voltage: mostly by the power dissipation over r5. you may have to use a current source if you want to go higher than 50v. |
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