100W MOSFET Power Amplifier Circuit Using IRFP240, IRFP9240

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100W MOSFET power amplifier.

A 100W MOSFET power ampli er circuit based on IRFP240 and IRFP9240 MOSFETs is shown here. The ampli er operates from a +45/-45
V DC dual supply and can deliver 100 watt rms into an 8 ohm speaker and 160 watt rms into a 4 ohm speaker. This Hi-Fi ampli er circuit is
suitable for a lot applications like general purpose ampli er, guitar ampli er, keyboard ampli er. The ampli er can be also used as a sub
woofer ampli er but a subwoofer lter stage has to be added before the input stage. The ampli er has a low distortion of 0.1%, a damping
factor greater than 200, input sensitivity of 1.2V and the bandwidth is from 4Hz to 4 KHz.
Circuit diagram.
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mosfet-power-amplifier.png)
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100W mosfet power amplifier circuit
About the circuit.
Capacitor C8 is the input DC decoupling capacitor which blocks DC voltage if any from the input source. IF unblocked, this DC voltage will
alter the bias setting s of the succeeding stages. Resistor R20 limits the input current to Q1 C7 bypasses any high frequency noise from the
input. Transistor Q1 and Q2 forms the input differential pair and the constant current source circuit built around Q9 and Q10 sources 1mA.
Preset R1 is used for adjusting the voltage at the output of the ampli er. Resistors R3 and R2 sets the gain of the ampli er. The second
differential stage is formed by transistors Q3 and Q6 while transistors Q4 and Q5 forms a current mirror which makes the second
differential pair to drain an identical current. This is done in order to improve linearity and gain. Power ampli cation stage based on Q7 and
Q8 which operates in the class AB mode. Preset R8 can be used for adjusting the quiescent current of the ampli er. The network comprising
of capacitor C3 and resistor R19 improves high frequency stability and prevents the chance of oscillation. F1 and F2 are safety fuses.
Circuit setup.
Set R1 at midpoint before powering up and then adjust it slowly in order to get a minimum voltage (less than 50mV0 at the output. Next step
is setting up the quiescent current and keep the preset R8 in minimum resistance and connect a multimeter across points marked X & Y in
the circuit diagram. Now adjust R8 so that the multimeter reads 16.5mV which corresponds to 50mA quiescent current.
Notes.
Assemble the circuit on a good quality PCB.

Use a +45/-45 V DC, 3A dual supply for powering the circuit.
Power supply voltage must not exceed +55/-55 V DC.
Before connecting the speaker, check the zero signal output voltage of the ampli er and in any case it should not be higher than 50mV. If
it is higher than 50mV, check the circuit for any error. Replacing Q1, Q2 with another set could also solve the problem.
Fit Q7 and Q8 to a 2°C/W heat sink. Both Q7 and Q8 must be isolated from the heat sink using mica sheets. Heat sink mounting kits for
almost all power transistors/ MOSFETs of almost all package styles are readily available in the market.
All resistors other than R10, R11 and R19 are 1/4 watt metal lm resistors. R10 and R11 are 5W wire wound type while R19 is a 3W wire
wound type.
Power supply for the 100W MOSFET power amplifier.
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+45 / -45 dual supply for the 100W mosfet power ampli er
A basic dual power supply is used for the ampli er circuit. If 6A ampere bridge is not available, then make one using four 6A6 diodes.C10 and
C11 are high frequency bypass capacitors. Filter capacitors C8 and C9 must be at least 10000uF, higher the value lesser the ripple. Optional
3A fuses can be added to the +45 and -45 lines. Transformer T1 can be a 230V primary, 35-0-35 V secondary, 300VA step down transformer.
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This ampli er will burn.. Vertical MOSFETs need temperature compensation of the bias !!!!!
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September 13, 2015
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March 1, 2015
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June 13, 2015
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dear ryan…
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please check the input. it’s possible the output signal distorted if input signal is too high.
so reduce the input and check. c
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still problem is exist then check the power supply.
n 35-0-35 to 55-0-55
power supply should be well regulated and keep voltage range between
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dhiraj l
January 15, 2015
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hello seetharaman sir…

I have tried this circuit but output is too low
predicting output volume is less as compare to 30 watt apmli er.
everything is ne and correct.
only the thing is I have used multiturn trimmer instead of multiturn pot
is this problem occurs because of multiturn trimmer?
second is whenever I switch on the circuit I required to adjust quiescent current (i.e multiturn trimmer R8)
always. because whenever I switch on the circuit the quiescent current is different than I adjusted prior.
what is wrong? and what to do?
please help me
waiting for reply..
thank you.
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vabso
June 13, 2015
dear dhiraj….
don’t use multiturn trimmer instead of pot
replace trimmer with pot and let me what output you get
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vabso
June 13, 2015
sorry
*let me know what output you get*
VAIBHAV
December 23, 2014
seetharaman sir I am waiting for your precious reply…

please reply as soon as possible
thank you.
VAIBHAV
December 23, 2014
respected seetharaman sir….
I want more than 200 watts

is it possible if I add one or two more pair of IRFP240 and 9240??
if I add two more pair of same MOSFET i.e total three pair of MOSFET then what should be the value of source resistor and gate resistor
of each pair ???
and what will be the output power for three pairs of MOSFET if I m using power supply of +/-50 volts 3 amp. ???
I have transformer of 35-0-35 3 amp. secondary. at the output I m getting +/-50 to 55 volts>
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cacer (http://cacereleetronica.com.br)
June 1, 2015
se voce zer isso tera que aumentar a amperagem do trafo
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v
June 13, 2015
speak in english
aiza basquina
December 18, 2014
Try this 300W Hi-Fi mosfet Ampli er http://adf.ly/vNFeo (http://adf.ly/vNFeo). The sound is superb.
Aiza Basquina
December 18, 2014
http://adf.ly/vLIxB (http://adf.ly/vLIxB) link of 100W subwoofer ampli er PCB layout comes from Sir Seetheraman install Pad to Pad
software to open PCB le. Thank you sir for the PCB layout. GOD BLESS.
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Slasher
December 23, 2014
PADS says “Job not compatible with current version of program” Could you make a utiliboard le or one I can open with my version of
PADS?
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ANKIT KUMAR
December 1, 2014
sir,
please provide me a pcb layout of 100 watt MOSFET audio ampli er.
VAIBHAV
November 15, 2014
hey.. seetharaman sir..

can I use 2 circuits of this ampli er on single power supply as shown in above post i.e -45/45 volt 3 amp.?? in which I used the transformer
of 35-0-35 volt 3amp.
If no, then what should I change in power supply ???

*I have 35-0-35 volt 3amp. transformer*
also,
If I want to use more than two circuits of this ampli er on single power supply then what to do with transformer and power supply circuit
according to no. of circuits???
plzzz reply sir…
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Pascual
November 19, 2014
For stereo you have to double the current of transformer.
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VAIBHAV
November 21, 2014
pascual…
my question was different ….

I want to use this ampli er circuits on single power supply
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VAIBHAV
November 21, 2014
means…
e.g. two ampli er circuits with only one power supply
or three ampli er and with one power supply
VAIBHAV
November 15, 2014
hey.. seetharaman sir..

can I use 2 circuits of this ampli er on single power supply as shown in above post i.e -45/45 volt 3 ampli er in which I used the
transformer of 35-0-35 volt 3amp. ????
If no, then what should I change in power supply ???

I have 35-0-35 volt 3amp. transformer
also,
If I want to use more than two circuits of this ampli er on single power supply then what to do with transformer and power supply circuit
according to no. of circuits???
plzzz reply sir…
thank you.
Pascual
November 10, 2014
sir what is the cause of HIZZZ….. sound in the ampli er and how to eliminate this?
DW
September 24, 2014
What is the purpose of the resistors R1 and R8 being variable? Also what use capacitors C1 and C2 in parallel? Why not use a single
capacitor?
Thanks
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seetharaman
September 27, 2014
R1 to make zero current ow thrbough speaker. R8 to adjust no signal current adjustment of 50mA. C1 is used to take care of HF
decoupling, as C2 is wound capacitor with inductive componunt and for LF decoupling.
Abhi
September 5, 2014
Pretty useless. If you try to build, it will not work, as they have not included a lot, what you see is only the tip of the ice-burg. what they
cant explain actually makes a circuit work.
vaibhav
August 27, 2014
yashhhhhhhh……
nally I succeed…………..
thank you so much…
Jithin PV (https://www.facebook.com/jithinpv555)
August 25, 2014
Hi sir,
I am planning to make a 2.1 sound system with your circuit.
The spec is given below, also I have some doubts regarding the project. It will be great if I get your valuable suggetions.
Spec
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drivers :
1. 12 inch 100 watts 4 ohms subwoofer – 1
2. 10 inch 50 watts 8 ohms woofer – 2
3. 8 inch 50 watts midrange – 2
4. tweeter – 2
ampli ers:
1. 150 watt RMS at 4 ohms drivers – 3
( 1 for subwoofer and 2 for left and right channel)
20 – 200 hz lowpass lter – 1

low mid high control board – 2 ( for left and right channels)
low mid high passive cross over – 2
my doubts :
1. do I need to use a preamp in this circuit ? because I am splitting the input into two different ampli ers (sub and left right). I think preamp
will just only increase the voltage level of the input signal, but when we split a signal into two actually the current is divided into two. Will
the preamp be helpful in current gain?
2. I will use 20-200 hz lowpass lter before the subwoofer ampli er, do it act as a preamp ?
3. In common I have seen bass and treable control knobs in ampli ers but I want to use low, mid and high controls, is it okay? if yes please
suggest me some links to get low, mid and high control board circuits.
4. I am planning to x all these circuits in a single casing so can i use a single transformer to the entire system, if yes please specify the
voltage and amps.
5. i have heared that the ampli er should be 50% more powerfull than the drivers to get good performance at max volume levels , so I
decided to upgrade your circuit from 100 watt to 150 watt, so what kind of changes should I do with the given circuit ?
6. I want to add a short circuit or overload protection fuse in this system, suggest some links to get some idea about this.
7. One woofer, midrange and tweeter will be connected parallely to the one channel of stero ampli er, so I think two 8 ohms drivers can
make 4 ohms load. I didn’t considered the tweeters impedence. Do the tweeter have impedence ? or is it signi cant ?
8. Im also planing to do a LED spectrum analyser and digital volume controls with remote. These features will be added later. If u have
ideas about these please share.
Thank you sir
jithin pv
vaibhav
August 22, 2014
ufffff…..
please somebody help me
I am getting new problems again and again everyday in this circuit
and I make changes everyday to sort out the problem
today zero signal output is less than 50mV but there is no voltage across x and y point
so I checked the MOSFET, it was dead so I replaced it by new one
and again I saw the voltage across the x and y point it was varying and never stay stable.
hence I change the R8 slowly and change in R8 caused to overheating of MOSFET and again my MOSFET is dead.
all other is well…. but I am getting trouble with quiescent current and MOSFET only
when I checked the MOSFET by separate it from circuit after it blew up the gate and drain pin of IRFP240 and gate and source pin or
IRFP9240 is showing shorted on multimeter.
what can be the reason behind damage of MOSFET.
zero signal output of my circuit is 2 to 4 mV is this okay???

and what to do for unstable quiescent current.
of course my resistor is not 0.33+0.33 it is total 1 ohm
so the voltage across x and y point should be the 60 to 65 mV.
this is the third time my MOSFET dead.
when I was testing the circuit second time I connected 4 ohm speaker and input was from mobile phone.
output was totally distorted. I thing it was because of one MOSFET is damage from both and one is on.
but gain was less than 8 watt. because I was connected 8 watt speaker and I thought speaker should blow up but it didn’t happen rather
the volume was so less than the volume in 10 watt ampli er.
what can be the reason behind of less gain.
gysss… I am suffering from various problem

but I want to success at any cost
I spend all the pocket money for this circuit and now I don’t have money so, I cant leave this circuit without get success
please share something….I need your suggestions I need your help
seetharaman sir please reply.
vaibhav
August 20, 2014
hiiee seetharaman sir

I solve this problem
now,
zero signal output is less than 50 mV(varying between 25 to 40 mv) and voltage across X n Y point is 160 mV since R10 and R11 is 1.5
ohms
but the problem is both MOSFET heating too much within 2 minute averaged so that the soldering ux at pin of MOSFET also melts.
power supply is +/- 55 volt
is the reason behind of heating MOSFET is few extra voltage????
I don’t thing so because temp. of both MOSFET within 2 minute is so huge. if I power up the circuit for more than 2 min then I am sure that
both MOSFET will blew up
what is the reason behind of this?? anyone can suggest? what to do for this huge heat??? how to solve this???
seetharaman sir please please please reply…..

I need your help…
vaibhav
August 16, 2014
hiiee….
seetharaman,
something wrong with my circuit
all the connections are right, all the components are in good condition,
all components have appropriate rating values, I have used Q7 IRFP9140 in the place of IRFP9240, and R10 n R11 is 1.5 ohm
power supply is +/-55 volts
when I power up the circuit nothing any burns but the reading of zero signal output is 17 volts…. and voltage across X and Y point mark in
the circuit is zero volts
I have check voltage across drain to source of Q8 n Q7

Q7 drain to source and drain to gate is 37 volts
Q8 drain to source and drain to gate is 71 volts
gate to source is zero volts for both Q7 n Q8
can you tell me what the problem with my circuit
all readings are unexpected like zero signal output

it’s 17 volt where it should be 50mv
and adjusting R1 does not affects zero signal output
as well as adjusting R8 also does not affects voltage at X n Y point
but when I checked R1 n R8 pot its working properly rather I replaced it but same problem exist
what to do pleas help me….
Mike
May 15, 2014
The amp works ne. Of course R17 must be 470 ohm. With 47 Kohm you get no sound, Q1 and Q2 remains closed.
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Chiliman
May 3, 2014
Q8 blew up to.
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Seetharaman
May 4, 2014
What happened to R6, R7, R8, R9, R10, R11 and R14 are they burnt. Which are the resistances burnt. This give a clue about your
problem. Hope you have not exceeded + / – 45 volts DC and used fuse also. Hope you have kept R1 at center and R8 at minimum value
before switching on your ampli er.
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Chiliman
May 4, 2014
The resistors seems to be ne. I disconnected the circuit from mains quicker than the fuses. Could the root of this problem be an
overheated transistor when soldering? I think that i might did that with some of the mje´s as i soldered them of from another pcb.
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Seetharaman
May 6, 2014
up to 30 seconds with 275 to 300 deg C should not matter. might have been defective ones. to quick check do not connect MOSFETS
with just other transistors switch on check the voltages it should give a fair idea about the circuit healthiness. Once things are ne set
current adjusting pot to minimum value switch on with new MOSFETS and with a dummy load of 25 ohms without speaker.If things are
ok set the current as recommended, and connect 8 ohms speaker and try.
Chiliman
May 3, 2014
As I powered up, Q5, Q6, and Q7 blew up. Something must be terribly wrong with my circuit. Any suggestions on where the error could be
located?
s vaja
April 15, 2014
In the centre of Q4 & Q5 base to collector is that jumper ?
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Seetharaman
May 4, 2014
It is a temperature compensated constant current mirror. The current through Q5 and Q6 will be identical.
Midhunmp (http://Circuttoday)
April 9, 2014
Thank you sir, god bless you
April 8, 2014
If i connect 25v 5amp ac and 10inch 4ohm subwoofer, what power will actually get when it use as a subwoofr amp? Please help me sir
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Seetharaman
April 9, 2014
You cannot use 25 volt transformer. you have to use 25 – 0 – 25 volt 5 Amp transformer with bridge recti er and lter capacitors to get
plus and minus 35 volt power supply for the ampli er. With this power supply and 4 ohms load (speaker) you will get 100 watts RMS
output power.
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suresh
February 16, 2015
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April 8, 2014
If i connect 25v 5amp ac and 10inch 4ohm subwoofer, what power will actually get when it use as a subwoofr amp?
April 8, 2014
Can i use it as a subwoofr amp? What power will get when i connect 10inch 4ohm subwoofr? Please help me sir
Abubakar
March 5, 2014
Can dis circuit wrk with bc557? Pls
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Seetharaman
March 6, 2014
Hi BC556 VCeo is 80 volt but 557 is only 50volts, hence it will be oprating at the brim and may get damaged, hence it is preferable to use
BC556 only.
Abubakar
February 27, 2014
Can I use 20pf in place of c4 n c5??
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Seetharaman
March 3, 2014
22pf is standard value you can use or any value from 18 to 47 pf
Chiliman
February 4, 2014
Can i attach the mosfets from two circuits to a 1 C/W heatsink?
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Seetharaman
February 4, 2014
If you are using 2 similar ampli ers yes with proper insulating kits you can use provided the sink is suf ciently big to take care of the
generated heat. If heat sink temperature is used for thermal compensation it cannot be used. It is a better practice to use separate heat
sink for each different application.
stroex1
January 27, 2014
Is this corect?
„Now adjust R8 so that the multimeter reads 16.5mV which corresponds to 50mA quiescent current.”
16.5mV/0.33ohm=50mA or (R10 or R11)
16.5mV/(0.33+0.33)ohm=25mA …? (R10+R11)
Finaly the quiescent current MUST BE 50mA? Pls seed!
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Seetharaman
January 28, 2014
Hi you are correct it should be 33mV. what is written should be across one source resistance only.
Chiliman
January 6, 2014
If I power up six of these with the same power supply, what value should each recti er diode have?
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Seetharaman
January 7, 2014
Hi Chiliman the bridge recti er should be capable 25amps. The lter capacitor should be atleast 10 X 10000uF for both positive &
negative supply. Instead I would like you to use separate lters and recti er for each ampli er, you mount bridge recti er and lter
capacitors of the value shown in each circuit board. Use a single transformer may be torroid one capable of 20amps capacity
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Chiliman
January 8, 2014
Thanks.
Togor Mathias
December 19, 2013
Is good circuit have tested it and it works well the circuit is better for very high voltage
Chiliman
October 27, 2013
Wich tracks carries the largest currents?
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Seetharaman
October 28, 2013
Tracks connected to Q7 Q8 source and drain and loud speaker.
Clinton Downer (http://www.circuitstoday.com/100w-mosfet-power-ampli er)

October 14, 2013
Hello,
Please, could I add another 3 pairs of MOSFET at the output stage thereby making it a 400 watts??
Clinton Downer
October 14, 2013
Hello,
Please, could I add another 3 pairs of MOSFET at the output stage thereby making it a 400watts.
Hi yer
September 3, 2013
Hi, I have one question. Does output of this circuit is short circuit protected?
Rex
July 10, 2013
Seetharam, we need Very High Power Amplifeir circuit, like 200W, 300W, 400W, 500W, 1000W, 2000W – 5000W
Rex
July 10, 2013
Seetharaman, please post the 400W mosfet Amplifeir circuit here
msdava
March 9, 2013
süpperrrr mosfet amp
jijesh
February 1, 2013
not avail the transistor mje340/350. bd139/140 not suitable.
sarath
January 7, 2013
hi,can u plz send me the full pcb layout design, inc P.S
I’ve one doubt how to ctrl the vol of the amp?

also in the electronic shop the transformer is rated in ‘A’ not in ‘va’
,is 300va=6.5A?
viswanathan
December 11, 2012
Sir,
Can you please provide the PCP layout..
Thanks
viswa
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Theofrastos
November 14, 2012
Hello!
First of all i want to tell you that its a VERY LOUD ampli er even with dual 27V transformer,i will try it with 40v when i buy the new
transformers, i have only one question, what kind of pot is the ideal to adjust the volume?
I use a 100k pot but when i turn it off i stil have sound in my speakers, a 1M ohm pot would be good or even it will be small?
Thank you very much!
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Seetharaman
March 9, 2013
Hi Theofrastos 100K logarithmic control that should take care for volume problem at lower settings, do not use Lin controls.
elaigwu robert
November 10, 2012
sir,can i pls get the circuit theory analysis of the 100watt mosfet ampli er.my email:treborzonelife@gmail.com
elaigwu robert
November 10, 2012
sir,can i pls get the circuit theory analysis of the 100watt mosfet ampli er.
Niklas
October 10, 2012
Hello, both my transistor burned out in 2 secounds (Q8 and Q7), what can cause this problem? I have also changed the value of pot R8 to
5k (i could’t nd any 3k pot multiturn from my store) but i dont think it have anything to do with the burn transistors ? Thanks for the help
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Seetharaman
March 9, 2013
Hi Niklas in the place of R8 put a link. Reduce the fuse rating to 500mA. If every thing is oK it should stay alright if the fuse blows
indicates something wrong in the wiring. Please check and correct and proceed as above. If it is ok replace link with say 2k2 pot and set
the current through the fuse for 50 to 60 mA.
Prakash
October 4, 2012
Hi… plz, provide me the pcb layout. My mail ID: prakash_bytari@yahoo.co.in (mailto:prakash_bytari@yahoo.co.in)
abubakar bala
September 5, 2012
sir i want to construct an inverter using eight IRFT250N four in opposite side. what size of transformer will be suitable for this
construction. thanks
ifte
July 13, 2012
whenever i connect the circuit, the resistor R7 burn out…

i could not collect the mosfet IRFP240 & IRFP9240…instead i used two IRF9240 with proper biasing. please help…
Baz
July 13, 2012
Hi, I’m a little confused here…. looking at setting R8 for 16.5mV across 2 x 0.33 ohms looks like 25mA to me? Am I missing something or
should the measurement be across just 1 x 0.33 ohm OR 33mV across points X to Y? Thanks, Baz
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Seetharaman
September 7, 2012
Hi Baz you are correct.
Seetharaman
July 9, 2012
Hi Ifte without feeding any input to the ampli er (say volume control fully closed no sound from speakers)connect a multimeter across
points marked X & Y in the circuit diagram and adjust R8 so that the multimeter reads 16.5mV which corresponds to 50mA quiescent
current.
ifte
July 8, 2012
1. what is zero signal output voltage of the ampli er? and how can i measure it?
Seetharaman
May 6, 2012
Hi Harry as per following link it is a good performer.

http://schematicwiringdiagram.blogspot.in/2011/08/100w-mosfet-power-ampli er-based-on.html
(http://schematicwiringdiagram.blogspot.in/2011/08/100w-mosfet-power-ampli er-based-on.html)
harry (http://google.com)
May 6, 2012
tell me anyone using this ampli er is this working?
harry (http://google.com)
May 6, 2012
thanx Seetharaman, but this is a 400W mosfet ampli er layout how can i use it for 100 W mosfet ampli er.
seetharaman
May 2, 2012
Hi Harry can be used.

Use the following link for your PCB layout
http://hobbyelectronicsdri.blogspot.in/2011/06/400w-mosfet-ampli er-circuit-with.html
(http://hobbyelectronicsdri.blogspot.in/2011/06/400w-mosfet-ampli er-circuit-with.html)
Ramdas
May 1, 2012
Dear Sir…
Can I get the PCB for the same or atleast PCB Layout…pls reply..
Ramdas
harish
April 13, 2012
plz give me a reply………
harry
April 13, 2012
i have a 35-0-35 5Amp. transformer is this suitable for this ampli er
harry
April 12, 2012
hi……..
i build this ampli er but when i switch on the power supply the IRFP9240 heats up and gets burn. so what should i do. i want ur help
guyz…….
reply
tino
April 11, 2012
Hi to all
someone have the PCB layout for this ampli er?
many thanks in advance
TAHINA (http://www.circuitstoday.com)
February 7, 2012
I need 200watts(rms)ampli er circuit diagram
PU4ADD (http://wwweletricistabelohorizonte.com.br)
November 22, 2011
Pcb
Leandro
November 21, 2011
This escheme was not designed for this author. This ampli er work ne, but in the scheme displayed here, have some issues. The “pots”
(R8 and R1 must be mult turn), the value of R17 is not a 47K. The R17 must set a current aprox of 1mA, so, we need a 330r to 470r. R*I=U,
R=?, I=0,001A U=0.650v,(equal a VBE voltage). Do the calc, and see for yourself. Be carefully for use others MOSFET. The bandwidth is
3,6Hz to 39.4KHz. Don’t exceed 55V dc for each rail. All that you need is 40+40AC 225VA trafo for each channel@160Wrms/4ohms.
Good Luck.
Brazil.
Leandro
November 18, 2011
T7 = IRFP240, 2SK1530, 2SJ162, BUZ900DP, BUZ901DP (take care for pin layout : GDS GSD)
T8 = IRFP9240, 2SJ201, 2SK1058, BUZ905DP, BUZ906DP (take care for pin layout : GDS GSD)
Leandro
November 18, 2011
This escheme was not designed for this author. This ampli er work ne, but in the scheme displayed here, have some issues. The “pots”
(R8 and R1 must be mult turn), the value of R17 is not a 47K. The R17 must set a current aprox of 1mA, so, we need a 330r to 470r. R*I=U,
R=?, I=0,001A U=0.650v,(equal a VBE voltage). Do the calc, and see for yourself. Be carefully for use others MOSFET. The bandwidth is
3,6Hz to 39.4KHz. Don’t exceed 55V dc for each rail. All that you need is 40+40AC 225VA trafo for each channel@160Wrms/4ohms.
Good Luck.
seetharaman
November 5, 2011
Hi Joel this ampli er’s bandwidth is 4Hz to 40KHz, which is quite ne for audio use. what is written is wrong a zero is missing in the upper
limit.
saint saim (http://www.yahoomail.com)

November 4, 2011
@you can u go and check the parameter of irfp240 and see if there is any similarity at http://www.alltransistors.com
(http://www.alltransistors.com)
JOEL
September 28, 2011
Bandwidth is too short how can i increase it i need at least 15KHz
seetharaman
September 4, 2011
Hi Gamerandds most economical IRFP540 / 9540 pair also can be used. It can work with 4 ohms speaker delivering around 200watts.
below this impedance it is risky to operate the ampli er it may blow the FETs.
Gamerandds
August 21, 2011
WILL THIS RUN ON 2 OHMS STABLE?
Gamerandds
August 17, 2011
Will the Irfp250 work instead of the 240 in this circuit?
seetharaman
August 14, 2011
Hi Mike you can try is the standing current is not raising to required level with R8, you may have to raise R8 to 4.7k pot. otherwise it
should work.
mike
August 13, 2011
gud day, s it possible to use 35v instead of 45v for the power supply of this circuit?tnx
Gamer andds
August 11, 2011
I will make a pbc for this circuit if u want it just ask, but has anyone considered using Irfp250 for this circuit instead? I dont wanna just buy
20 if them and they don’t work. ???
Gamer andds
August 11, 2011
Selanco add another pair of mosfets with it’s own resistors, I’m planning on adding 4 more to get around 500 watts rms. Remember that in
4 ohms one pair can Play up to 160 watts!!
Moragroth42
August 3, 2011
Does bass preamp will work like a lter?
Moragroth42
August 3, 2011
Hi!
Will this circuit work for a bass amp/combo? I think that it will do the job, but I want to be sure. Also has anyone saw or made/could make,
a pcb project for this schematic?
Cheers from Poland

admin
August 3, 2011
This amp will work, but you have to add a lter circuit at the input.
selango
August 3, 2011
dear sir,
i need 200watts (rms) mosfet subwoofer ampli er circuit diagram.
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hello seetharaman sir…

seetharaman sir I am waiting for your precious reply…

respected seetharaman sir….

I want more than 200 watts

se voce zer isso tera que aumentar a amperagem do trafo

hey.. seetharaman sir..

If no, then what should I change in power supply ???

plzzz reply sir…

For stereo you have to double the current of transformer.

my question was different ….

hey.. seetharaman sir..

If no, then what should I change in power supply ???

plzzz reply sir…

thank you so much…

20 – 200 hz lowpass lter – 1

Thank you sir

zero signal output of my circuit is 2 to 4 mV is this okay???

gysss… I am suffering from various problem

please share something….I need your suggestions I need your help

seetharaman sir please reply.

hiiee seetharaman sir

seetharaman sir please please please reply…..

I have check voltage across drain to source of Q8 n Q7

gate to source is zero volts for both Q7 n Q8

can you tell me what the problem with my circuit

all readings are unexpected like zero signal output

what to do pleas help me….

In the centre of Q4 & Q5 base to collector is that jumper ?

Thank you sir, god bless you

Can dis circuit wrk with bc557? Pls

Can I use 20pf in place of c4 n c5??

22pf is standard value you can use or any value from 18 to 47 pf

Can i attach the mosfets from two circuits to a 1 C/W heatsink?

December 19, 2013

Wich tracks carries the largest currents?

Tracks connected to Q7 Q8 source and drain and loud speaker.

Clinton Downer (http://www.circuitstoday.com/100w-mosfet-power-ampli er)

Seetharaman, please post the 400W mosfet Amplifeir circuit here

süpperrrr mosfet amp

not avail the transistor mje340/350. bd139/140 not suitable.

I’ve one doubt how to ctrl the vol of the amp?

Can you please provide the PCP layout..

whenever i connect the circuit, the resistor R7 burn out…

Hi Baz you are correct.

Hi Harry as per following link it is a good performer.

tell me anyone using this ampli er is this working?

Hi Harry can be used.

plz give me a reply………

i have a 35-0-35 5Amp. transformer is this suitable for this ampli er

I need 200watts(rms)ampli er circuit diagram