1500w power amp.

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sir may mabibili bang kit na para sa ganyang amplifier

master daltanics. ilang speaker kailangan ilagay diyan ?

parang sakura ito na 735

hindi siguro aabot ng 1k watts yan siguro mga 500 lang

wala itong kit mabibili ikaw nalang layout..aabot yan kahit anong gusto mong wattage e double molang mga output trans.

[img][/img] ito hindi gaanong marami ang pisa. 150 watts amp.

kusuga diay ani oy. pilay gastos tanan ani master kong moassembol ko

magkano ba power supply nyan?ang layo yata sa 1500w nyan.parang d ko yata natutunan sa schol,na paralel of transistor can increase power output.khit sa mga website na npasok ko,the more output trans,can cause instability of the output.ang pagdagdag ng trans sa output ay pampatibay lng,hindi pampalakas.

arkin wrote:magkano ba power supply nyan?ang layo yata sa 1500w nyan.parang d ko yata natutunan sa schol,na paralel of transistor can increase power output.khit sa mga website na npasok ko,the more output trans,can cause instability of the output.ang pagdagdag ng trans sa output ay pampatibay lng,hindi pampalakas.

amps with output above the 1k watt range can have power supplies ranging from 5,000 pesos to 10,000 pesos power suplay pa lang yan ha!
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As tested with a power transformer rated at 40 amps (quite big) @ 100-0-100 VAC, three 35 amps 400V bridge diode connected in parallel and 16 pcs. 10,000 uF 80 volts (eight in series-parallel connection for every rail) producing 40,000uF 160VDC Filter for every rail. Test frequency from audio generator fed to the input of the amplifier is 100 Hz at 1 VRMS. Dummy load is 4 ohms 2000 watts (homebrew) connected at the speaker terminal of the amplifier.
Result from a multi-tester set at 250 VAC connected in parallel to the dummy load is 110 VAC. Please remember that it is an average reading and we have to convert it to RMS voltage (divide by 1.414).
RMS voltage now is 77.793 volts. Now we have to know the Power rating of the amp base from the ohm's law formula P = E squared over R then we can substitute our given numbers: P = (77.793 X 77.793) / 4 = 1,513. Power therefore produced by the amp is 1,512 watts RMS. Hope this will help.

sory!dko tiningnan power suply.with 130volts dc average power suply,@ 4ohms load,aabot yan,i agree.but doubling powr trans,and boost the output to higher level?disagree ako dyan.

In the given example of an amplifier having a power of 1512 watts on a 4 ohms load and let us say we double the number of transistors we could get extra power - then you are correct that the power output will not get higher. The Safe Operating Area of the transistor is only enhanced. In the design as tested wherein Current (I) = Power (P) / Voltage (E) [...Ohm's Law again], we will try to know the current passing to the dummy load. I = 1512 / 77.793 = 19.436 Amperes. In the given example above and our load is four ohms - we'll try to connect in parallel another four ohms producing two ohms dummy load. If we will consider that the room temperature is 25 degrees Celsius, the voltage is stable and the current is sufficient to drive the amp therefore the computation now is Power = E squared / R = (77.793 X 77.793) / 2 = 3,026 watts. If the current in the four ohms load is 19.436 Amperes then in our two ohms load it will go up to 38.872 Amperes. Now doubling the trannies will carry the extra current induced by the two ohms load. The Power Output at two ohms load now is 3 KW. Forced air cooling and huge heatsink should be adopted because in this region lots of heat are being generated. In actual test on a residential area from household convenience outlet these computations would be different because of the power loss from the utility line and should not be carried out. Hope this will help.

+1 sir galing ah
pls. note also na kailangan nyo ng mataas na voltage para ma achieve ang 1.5k watts at isang sakong output trannies para jan

renelachica88 wrote:Result from a multi-tester set at 250 VAC connected in parallel to the dummy load is 110 VAC. Please remember that it is an average reading and we have to convert it to RMS voltage (divide by 1.414).

actually, the meter reading is already the rms reading & root-mean-square is average.
true peak voltage can only be viewed then measured on a scope.

have you actually built it? Insanity Can Be Yours :-) 1,500W / 4 Ohms Power Amplifier