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Design of nf electron-valve stereo amplifier
Dofek, Přemysl ; Rampl, Ivan (referee) ; Káňa, Ladislav (advisor)
This master’s thesis is dealing with low frequency all valve stereo amplifier unit conception for an electric guitar. The amplifier contains two independent output stages with two power tubes EL34, working in AB class, with 40Watts of power. The apparatus is equipped with two channels, EQ correctors, parallel effects loop, output selection with lowered anode power supply, selection between silicon or tube rectifier. The preamplifier works in mono mode and the stereophony is reached by dividing the signal in an added effects system. This unusual solution differs from both monaural conceptions and binaural power amplifiers which contains no preamp. It offers the possibility of stereophony without the necessity of dividing the guitar signal before the amplifier’s input. The sound that comes from the speaker on one side is effected and on the other side is dry by using monaural effects apparatus. The sound from both speakers is effected by using binaural effect apparatus. The amplifier can be used as power amplifier stage only when the return of the effect loop is used as the amplifier input. Every available possible solution is discussed in case of each block and then the most suitable is chosen. The biggest attention is paid to a proposal and calculation of both power and output transformer, ergonomical lay-out of the stages in need of the best S/N separation. The stages were simulated in Micro-Cap 9.0 and Tonestack 1.3 computer programmes. The construction was carried out with the emphasis on proper shielding and grounding. The overall stability tests were performed after building the amplifier as well as frequency characteristics with the scope and distortion with the distortion meter.
Class AB audio amplifier for two satellites and subwoofer
Cupák, Jan ; Brančík, Lubomír (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with design of AB class audio amplifiers. Further more it deals also with other functional blocks, e.g. preamplifier, tone equalizer and active crossover. Outcome of this work is a complete solution of the amplifier with it's simulation. In final solution is also included scheme of a high quality power supply unit, speaker protection and heat sinks for high performance transistors. In this project is also included a solution of task about optimal mechanical arrangement of the single parts in the case of this amplifier. This thesis contains results of measurement and photo document of functional prototype.
Design and making of low-frequency power amplifier in class AB
Dušek, Martin ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (referee) ; Brančík, Lubomír (advisor)
In this bachelor thesis I am occupied with low frequency amplifiers, theirs important parameters, classes and with integrations end-level. Next I am occupied with miscellaneous types of preamplifiers and additional circuits. There are simulated schemes of corrective preamplifier, protections scheme and high power amplifier in PSpice software in this thesis. These schemes and next additional modules are connected with DPS. This thesis contains result of measurement and photo functional sample.
Audio amplifier with PWM for laboratory measurements
Lelek, Martin ; Dřínovský, Jiří (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (advisor)
This paper describes about theoretical design of class D power amplifier. Amplifier is primarily intended for laboratory measurements, i.e. measuring of major parameters of amplifier operates in this class (frequency response, slew rate, aliasing etc.). Amplifier (oncoming laboratory module) uses PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) and is constructed from separate blocks for possibility of measuring key signals trough all the structure (triangle comparation wave, analog input signal, feedback signal, PWM signal from modulator, drivers and power transistors, output signal after recontruction filters). Laboratory module is determined for laboratory power supply of safe voltage and should be produce power of several tens of watts into usual load impedance.
Design of switching-mode audio power amplifier
Svadbík, Vít ; Sutorý, Tomáš (referee) ; Brančík, Lubomír (advisor)
This work describes the design of audio amplifiers operating in switching mode. The first part describes basic principles of the power stage switching concept. There is described differences between classes of amplifiers according to technology. The second larger part includes design and construction of the switching amplifiers. Design is implemented, including the preamplifier and power supply. Power supply works in switching mode. The measured parameters of the proposed facility are given in the last part.
Audio amplifier with switchable inputs and microcontroller control
Strážnický, Martin ; Petržela, Jiří (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis is about design of power amplifier in class AB. Other blocks which this thesis contains is pre-amplifier, headphones amplifier and power supplies. Otcome of this work is complete solution of amplifier include simulations.
Design of class AB stereo audio power amplifier
Zatloukal, Tomáš ; Polák, Ladislav (referee) ; Brančík, Lubomír (advisor)
The following work deals with design of class AB low-frequency amplifier, which is appropriately supplemented by correction Pre-amplifier and inrush protection circuit. The original schematic from prof. Leach was edited to fulfill task and to be easily completed from discrete components. The result of this work is the final design of power amplifier and correction pre-amplifier, protection circuit for speakers and power supply. As a next part, the design of printed circuit boards will be described together with assembling and mounting of boards in a construction box. Power amplifier will be verified by simulation and hardware measurements.
Class D audio power amplifier
Kaláb, Lukáš ; Petržela, Jiří (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (advisor)
This project aims on completed design and consequential realization of prototype of the class D audio power amplifier. Amplifier works for home listening and should power at 2 x 50 W. The machine contains finall degree, correcting pre-amplifier and power supply. The basis for realization of the design (connection diagram, design of printed connections boards, distribution and list of parts) are made in Eagle software. Mechanic configuration of all parts in the body of the amplifier is also part of the work.
Vacuum tube audio amplifier
Hrubý, Ondřej ; Šandera, Josef (referee) ; Musil, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor´s thesis deals with a design and simulation of an audio power amplifier using vacuum tubes to process a phono level signal. The frequency response of suggested solution should comply with the norm specified by RIAA. It also describes a principle of usage a magnetodynamic pick-up, reproduction quality requirements, vacuum tube basic description and also its advantages for audio applications usage. Last part contains a comparison of the vacuum tube and semiconductor amplifier considering signal distortion of the active elements.
Simulation and implementation of the audio power amplifier
Svadbík, Pavel ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (referee) ; Šotner, Roman (advisor)
This work deals with simulation and analysis of audio power amplifiers of various concepts and classes. The theoretical part presents the basic necessary knowledge of electrical concepts and principles necessary for mastery of issues that this work deals. For each simulated circuit are described the basic operating principles and evaluated the results of the analysis. Based on the results of the analysis is chosen circuit, which is experimentally realized and measurement. In conclusion discusses the parameters obtained by simulations and practical measurements, and are fully assessed characteristics realized amplifier.

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