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发表于 2008-5-10 18:13
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the original jlh1969's design is a little bit flaw when it comes to turn-on thump.
when the amp is first powered on, the 100u capacitor is charged up by the rail via the 39k resistor. this takes a long time (100u+39k -> time constant of 4 seconds), and holds point C low, which in turn holds the base of the input transistor low, which in turn holds point B low. with point B low, the current going through the upper output device, I2, is extremely high, thus the turn-on thump.
in my mosfet design, that can be in excess of 10 amp.
the solution is to shorten that time constant. I typically use 10k + 4.7u (a time constant of 0.05 second).
please note that too short of a time constant will cause high a/c hum. so it is a balancing act. |
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