Thursday, October 25, 2007

Zeus MOSFET Matching

L200 current source mosfet matching circuit.
  • Use 12 volts for IC1 (STMicroelectronics L200) Vsupply.

  • Digital voltmeter to three decimal places at 2 to 6 volts recommended.

  • Current set to 500mA (higher current cause device heating).

  • Mount DUTs on common heatsink as per picture.

  • Allow reading to stabilize (about 10 seconds) before noting value.

  • Once close matches have been ascertained retest those matches to get best fits.

Read more source : http://www.susan-parker.co.uk/zeus-mosfet-matching-1.htm

The ORIGINAL ROCKFORD FOSGATE PUNCH AMP/ MOSFET POWER


This is for a Older model ROCKFORD FOSGATE PUNCH 75 MOSFET AMPLIFIER. This holds power unlike the newer models. The Punch 75 is 37.5 watts RMS continuous power per channel into four phms with less than 05% total hormonic distortion from 20-20000 HZ.
The side shows Bass 0-18+ and Treble 0-12+.

Read more source : http://atlanta.craigslist.org/ele/453888768.html

MOSFET Integrated Amplifier

This is my first attempt at building a "proper" amplifier for general use, as opposed to the Mixer-Amplifier I had made earlier. This amp was made without too much concern to cost, hence several of the approaches I've taken may be sub-optimal from the cost perspective.

Overview

  • Microcontroller-controlled preamplifier, with infrared remote control capability. Volume and other settings stored in battery-backed RAM.
  • LCD Display for volume, etc.
  • Three general-purpose line-level inputs, one tape input, one tape output.
  • 70W MOSFET-based stereo power amplifier.
  • Headphone output.
  • +/-38V at 4A and +/-5V at 500mA power supplies.
Read more source : http://wiredworld.tripod.com/tronics/mosfet_amp.html

High Power, High Fidelity MOSFET Power Amplifier

In various parts of The Audio Pages, I have said that I am not a fan of MOSFET power amplifiers. Well, this amp has changed my views, and I consider this to be a "reference" system in all respects. The performance is extremely good, with vanishingly low distortion levels, plenty of power, very wide full power bandwidth, and the "self protecting" nature of the MOSFETs themselves.

Read more source : http://sound.westhost.com/project101.htm

Lanzar 4000 watt 2 Channel Car AMP Mosfet POWER

SPECS
2 x 1000 Watts RMS at 4 Ohms 2 x 2000 Watts Max at 4 Ohms 1 x 4000 Watts Max at 4 Ohms Bridged 2 x 1650 Watts at 2 Ohms RMS Electronic Crossover Network Bass Boost Circuit Variable Phase Shift Control 2 Ohms Stereo Stable Anti-Thump Turn-On Soft Turn On/Off High & Low Level Inputs Blue Light Illuminated Crossover Control Power & Protection LED Indicators Advanced Protection Circuitry Bass Boost Remote Control T.H.D: 0.04% S/N Ratio: 90dB Channel Separation: 65dB Frequency Response: 15Hz- 35kHz Dimensions: 10.47''W x 2.46''H x 21''L

Read more source : http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/ele/459149485.html

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

App Note 16 - SOA Advantages of MOSFETS

App Note 16 - SOA Advantages of MOSFETS: Apex Microtechnology Cor.

AN-D26: HT04 Series: High Voltage Isolated MOSFET Driver

AN-D26: HT04 Series: High Voltage Isolated MOSFET Driver: Supertex Semiconductors

AN-D15: Understanding MOSFET Data

AN-D15: Understanding MOSFET Data: Supertex Semiconductors

AN898: Determining MOSFET Driver Needs for Motor Drive Applications

AN898: Determining MOSFET Driver Needs for Motor Drive Applications

AN799: Matching MOSFET Drivers to MOSFETs

AN799: Matching MOSFET Drivers to MOSFETs

AN798: Universal Power MOSFET Interface IC (TC4420/9)

AN798: Universal Power MOSFET Interface IC (TC4420/9)

AN786: Considerations for Driving Power MOSFETs in High-Current, Switch Mode Regulators

AN786: Considerations for Driving Power MOSFETs in High-Current, Switch Mode Regulators

AN763: Latch-Up Protection for MOSFET Drivers

AN763: Latch-Up Protection for MOSFET Drivers

AN-6005 / Synchronous buck MOSFET loss calculations with Excel model

AN-6005 / Synchronous buck MOSFET loss calculations with Excel model

AN-558: Introduction to Power MOSFETs and Their Applications

AN-558: Introduction to Power MOSFETs and Their Applications: National Semiconductor.

AN18 Power MOSFET Gate Driver Circuits using High Current Super-b Transistors: 6A Pulse Rated SOT23 Transistors for High Frequency MOSFET Interfacing

AN18 Power MOSFET Gate Driver Circuits using High Current Super-b Transistors: 6A Pulse Rated SOT23 Transistors for High Frequency MOSFET Interfacing: Zetec Semiconductors A description of the MOSFET converter circuits' requirement for a high current buffer stage, a suggested range of Zetex high current capable, fast switching transistors, and circuit examples.

AN10 Automotive Relay Drivers using the Zvn4206av: Protection Free Interfacing with Avalanche Rated MOSFETs

AN10 Automotive Relay Drivers using the Zvn4206av: Protection Free Interfacing with Avalanche Rated MOSFETs: Zetec Semiconductors An alternative solution is provided to the usual large package Darlington effected relay driver. The ZVN4206AV has been designed, processed and rated to withstand significant energy within the breakdown region. This allows the part to absorb back-emf and transient energy, thereby allowing lower component count circuits.

Amplify and Shift EPAD MOSFET Output with an Operational Amplifier

Amplify and Shift EPAD MOSFET Output with an Operational Amplifier: Circuit Ideas for Designers Advanced Linear Devices, Inc.

Ampli MOSFET

Ampli MOSFET : DIY high power MOSFET amplifier200 Wrms 8 ohms -350 Wrms4 ohms

Advanced Polarity Protection with MOSFETs

Advanced Polarity Protection with MOSFETs: Advanced Power Switching and Polarity Protection for Effects

AB-15 / Using Surface Mount Power MOSFETs in Processor Power Supplies

AB-15 / Using Surface Mount Power MOSFETs in Processor Power Supplies

A 300w MOSFET Linear Amplifier for 50 Mhz

A 300w MOSFET Linear Amplifier for 50 Mhz: Advanved Power Technology - APT980

25 Watt MOSFET Amplifier

25 Watt MOSFET Amplifier: High Quality simple unit. No need for a Preamplifier

2N2222 40 Meter CW/DSB Tranceiver


power Redefined

The Hx350 is the epitome of power.

With 10 pieces of IRFP240/9240, it is capable of delivering an astounding 600Watts/RMS into 4 W (before clip).

But the Hx350 is more than raw power. It's about the quality of Watts. It has none of the edginess and harshness that proamps are notorious for. When used in the home, the Hx350 is ideally suited for high powered subwoofers or power hungry main speakers.

The Hx350 is the only amplifier in AmpsLab with our Loudspeaker Protection Circuitry (DCpro Kit) on board.

Read more source : http://www.ampslab.com/hx350.htm

Lateral Mosfets

The Lm60 uses a pair of highly acclaimed Hitachi Lateral Mosfets 2SK1058 & 2SJ162 for the current stage.

These mosfets are reputed to be the only transistors manufactured solely for audio applications. Unlike normal power transistors, the Hitachi Mosfets do not suffer from Secondary Breakdown. Best of all, they are immune to Thermal Runaway.

In musical reproduction, the Lm60 is probably the sweetest sounding amplifier in AmpsLab. Highly recommended for tube aficionados who are migrating to solid state.

Read more source : http://www.ampslab.com/lm60.htm

Switching Mosfets

The new generation of Switching Mosfets, IRFP240/9240, are making sweeping changes in power amplification.

Since these mosfets do not suffer from Secondary Breakdown, they are fast gaining reputation as the preferred choice in the professional industry.

The Hx series in AmpsLab takes full advantage of this new technology. We highly recommend our Hx amplifiers for Home Theater Systems.
The new generation of Switching Mosfets, IRFP240/9240, are making sweeping changes in power amplification.

Read more source : http://www.ampslab.com/hx100.htm

Since these mosfets do not suffer from Secondary Breakdown, they are fast gaining reputation as the preferred choice in the professional industry.

The Hx series in AmpsLab takes full advantage of this new technology. We highly recommend our Hx amplifiers for Home Theater Systems.