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some suggestions for you to think about:
1) the current going through R15 is (6.1-0.7)/1k=5.4ma. it is a little bit high but not a big problem.
2) R46/R48 determines the clamping on the jfets. As designed, the jfet's sources are sitting at 22k/(47k+22k)*50v=15v. That is about right for a typical jfet.
3) R49 and the resistor in serial with the diode are too high. those Re resistors exist to just balance out the unmatched parameters in a current mirror. They are typically 11 - 110ohm, and rarely above 220ohm: for a current mirror to work, you have to have high gains here. I would set them at 22ohm - 47ohm.
4) R35 / R27 determines the open loop gain only when they are sufficiently small. At 100k, those two resistors are essentally shorted by the Vbe multiplier and the output stage.
4) R35/R27 determines the idle current for the voltage amplification stage. you want the VAS to idle at about 10ma. that means R35/R27 = 1.4/10ma=140ohm.
5) that value yields a voltage drop of 3*0.7+10ma*60=2.8v on R45, or idle current of 2.8ma on R45. Which is roughly 50% of the current going through R15 -> your differential pair is balanced.
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you are far better off developing a good understanding of how an amp works BEFORE attempting to modify it. |
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