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发表于 2008-5-3 23:40
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darkhorse: you can run at higher gain.
the issue with your particular topology is that the addition of R10 means that your phase splitter is current-coupled with your output devices, aka the original JLH1969 BJT version, in spite of the fact that you are using mosfets as output devices.
for that to work, you will have to idle the phase splitter at 2x of the current for a voltage-coupled topology (aka my design).
while mosfets are voltage controlled devices requiring very little current in either on or off state, changing their states from on to off or off to on can require substantial current. for IRF540 class mosfet (2000pf - 3000pf Ciss), that current at the top end of the audio frequency is typically 1 - 3 ma. as a rule of thumb, you will need to idle the drivers (aka the phase splitter here) at 10x of that current. Thus, the phase splitter will need to idle at about 10 - 30ma for the voltage coupled design, and for your design, it will need to idle at 20 - 60ma.
that means
a) the CCS has to deliver 20 - 60ma;
b) R10 / R9 should be between 3.5v/10-30ma = 110ohm - 330ohm, thus my recommendation.
If you chose a resistor too big (like 1k in your design), you will NOT have enough current to drive the mosfets, bad for frequency response and for higher gain, or thd performance.
your design is foundamentally sound. you just need to right value to make it sound beautiful. |
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