Showing posts with label pcb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pcb. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
600 Watt Mosfet Power Amplifier with PCB
Here is a circuit Power Amplifier with output power of more than 600 Watt speakers with impedance of 4 Ohm. Power Amplifier circuit with high power uses n-channel MOSFETs 6 in the output stage alone is giving about 400Watt power. And to make more than 600Watt need to use 12 N-Channel MOSFETs. One of the construction sequence to produce more output power of 900W using 12 IRFP460 MOSFET. Here is a Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram, and the Power Supply is suited for this amplifier. I also include a PCB Layout Models for the power amplifier and its power supply, you can see below.
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| 600 Watt Mosfet Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram |
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| PCB Layout Models 600 Watt Mosfet Power Amplifier |
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| Power Supply for 600 Watt Mosfet Power Amplifier |
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| Power suplly PCB Layout Models 600 Watt Mosfet Power Amplifier |
Thursday, November 14, 2013
PCB Layout Power Amplifier LM4780
I get different boards for LM4780 based amplifier designed when I was several samples from National Semiconductor. I was one-sided copper board to bring in my market, so I created the board on one side only.
This is the first. I build them from scratch. Study the pin details of LM4780 and I draw on the paper presented, as well as the basic circuit schematic.
A little tuning of the power supply PCB for thicker tracks.
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| PCB Layout Power Amplifier LM4780 |
But there was a major obstacle – 6 nos of jumper wires connecting the IC. I wanted to avoid, so I designed the new board. A very good thing I came to know about from DiyAudio, was the use of n / c pins. So this was all new, third version. It turned out that the most compact and straight layout. I have about 10 PCBs of this one.
This is the latest. I tried two other bridges in V++ wiring systems and further thicken the power to remove traces. Mmm, still thinking to go for a different version, this time a little more spacious. Troubleshooting can be difficult to compact circuit boards.
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