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Yes, sure we can replace the bootstrap circuit and use constant current source instead. But it does not solve the problem with lack off current limitation in Q4.
No, first add Re resistor into the circuit. And the value of this resistor is Re = Vd/(2*IcQ4) = 0.7V/(2 * 5.3mA) = 0.7V/10.6mA ≈...
Yes I see one. Notice that the VAS current (Q4) is not limited and this would cause a big problem. So your circuit will only "protect" Q6 and Q8.
This is why almost none use this type of a protection circuit. For example you can fix this by adding an emitter resistor into Q4 and two diodes...
Hi all , the MCP3302 data sheet says that the common mode input range VSS -0.3V to VDD + 0.3V.
But what I do not understand the figure 5.8
https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/21697F.pdf (page 19).
Why for Vref = 1.25V the common mode range was reduced to 4.05V to 0.95V?
Almost every bosch electric screwdriver use 555 for PWM DC motor speed control.
https://obrazki.elektroda.net/69_1285747297.jpg
Also in welding machine I see 555 also as a PWM for wire feed unit.
First the PSU diagram form audio power amplifier
The upper part (A1 and A3) is used to power front end (65V).
The lower part (A5, A7) is used to power the output stage (55V).
I would like to know what's the purpose of this circuit D911/D913; C909/C911; R901/R903?
Maybe they are here to...
I have mentioned about this in my post 34. That most op-amp simulation models (model statements) incorrectly model the power-supply current.
And this is why this circuit will never work in simulation program. In real life the circuit might work, but I would add emitter degeneration resistors...
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