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Home made N-mosfet amplifier

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This design is based on N-mosfet power amplifier on two pairs of transistors IRFP250. The PCBs were made in thermal transfer method. Quiescent current was set to 50mA.

Power supply:
Power supply consists of 800VA transformer with a voltage of 2x50V. There are also bridge and capacitors 30mF for a side. Voltage without load is 70V, and when both power amplifiers are maximally drived, it drops to 55V. Transformer is equipped with a softstart.

Preamplifier:
Preamplifier is inspired by a good amplifier (Revox). It is supplied by symmetrical voltage 18V from power supplies on Zener diodes and transistors.

Cooling:
Cooling is carried out by two heat sinks with dimensions of 20x10x5cm. Recesses were milled for the fans in the heat sinks. It is recommended to use quiet fans.

Housing:
Housing was made of aluminum sheet with a thickness of 3mm. Sheets for walls were cut with a laser. The whole was screwed with chromium angles and chromium Hex M4 and M5. Ventilation holes in the bottom and top of the housing were laset cut.



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