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mike03

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I have this amp project that I'm trying to put together it is 600watt/300per ch.The problem I am having is that the symbols on the diagram are not properly labled I just cannot identify if the resistors are carbon or metal film and there % and watt.For some of the capacitors there is no voltage for them.
 

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Someone needs to help me out now please I need a circuit with good diagrams symbols somthing that can work well with the transformer I bought for this project which is. 38+0+38
 
Someone needs to help me out now please I need a circuit with good diagrams symbols somthing that can work well with the transformer I bought for this project which is. 38+0+38
 
The guy from YMYA simply copied the amplifier from the LM4702 datasheet. national Semi has a good applications note for it showing a recommended pcb layout.

The guy from YMYA lied about it producing 300W per channel into 8 ohms. A 300W into 8 ohms amplifier needs a supply that is plus and minus 65VDC. With your 38V-0V-38V transformer its output at clipping is 142W per channel into 8 ohms.

The guy from YMYA added a huge 400uF/400V output coupling capacitor that will reduce bass response. The circuit from National Semi does not have an output coupling capacitor.
 
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