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> high-power (audio?) amplifiers Coincidentally I am interested in that field in the future. Though I'm fairly sure that there are good quality existing design
by user_7832 2y ago
> high-power (audio?) amplifiers
Coincidentally I am interested in that field in the future. Though I'm fairly sure that there are good quality existing designs on github/diyaudio.com, so I likely don't need to design one myself. Would you have any other suggestions for this topic/field?
- pjc50 2y ago> Would you have any other suggestions for this topic/field? Acquire a scope as soon as possible. Doesn't have to be good, expensive, or even digital, but without one you literally cannot see what you are doing. You can emulate this with PC interfaces, but it's so much more convenient as a separate bench instrument. Decide how much of a traditionalist you are. Class D has overwhelmingly won in terms of sound quality, convenience and efficiency, but if you want to build a valve amp and warm your hands around the glow, that's a very pleasant hobby.
- user_7832 2y agoThanks a lot! I definitely plan to get an oscilloscope when I start building. In terms of classes I'm still not sure, but I'll likely go for a multi-channel/amp setup with DSP, perhaps some frequencies Class A & some D. I'll probably first experiment and listen to see what I like when I get started.