Designing Audio Amplifier with BJT and MOSFET Components

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The discussion focuses on designing an audio amplifier using both BJT and MOSFET components, specifically seeking a schematic for a Class AB, D, G, or T amplifier. The user mentions a powerful 5000W amplifier utilizing 2SC5200 and IRFP250 transistors, powered by dual voltage supplies. They express interest in amplifiers that operate with switching technology and complementary configurations. The user has found various resources online but is looking for specific power amplifier schematics that incorporate both BJT and MOSFET components. The conversation highlights the need for clarity on the role of an IC in controlling the switching operation within these amplifiers.
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Hi, I'm new here. can somebody put here an a schematic of Class AB, D,G or T. I need an audio amplifier that work with bjt and mosfet simultaneously, i think that kind of amplifier is class g, but I'm not sure,for example i saw an 5000w amplifier with 2sc5200 and his pnp pair working with irfp250 with his pair, the power supply was 80V -0- 80V and 70V-0-70V.
That amplifier works with switching, i think.

Thanks for your help

P.D: my english isn't well Sorry I'm learning
 
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What kind of audio websites have you tried looking through so far? I googled audio amp tutorial power schematic, and got lots of hits:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=audio+amp+tutorial+power+schematic

For example, here's a website with links to lots of pages with schematics:

http://dmoz.org/Science/Technology/Electronics/Reference/Circuit_Archives/

And here's a book resource from Amazon that you might want to check out:

http://dmoz.org/Science/Technology/Electronics/Reference/Circuit_Archives/
 
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Thanks for your help, but i need specially schematics of Power amplifiers, my need is an schematic of some amplifier that work with switching with mosfets an Bjt, better if is complementary.

i will check that links.

Thanks
 
i saw one amplifier with this system, with an a IC, the reference i don't know, one comrade said that this is an a regulator, or can be a pulse modulator, i think what that IC control the switching operation with the mosfets and Bjt's


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