This RD16HHF1 pushpull amplifier specially designed for
two band transceiver project.The circuit diagram is mentioned below.This amplifier
uses pushpull configuration technique.
Advantages of pushpull amplifier
1.Low distortion.
2.High efficiency.
3.High power output.
FUNCTION:
Operating voltage of this wide band
amplifier is 13.8volt dc
Each transistor is biased to draw 400ma
without feeding input signal
In this pushpull amplifier two output devices operate
in antiphase(ie180deg apart.)The two anti phase outputs are connectedto
a load in a way that causes the signal outputs to be added.
This circuit consists
of an (input 0-180deg) power splitter driving two identical devices in
antiphaseand a (0-180deg) output power combiner adding the output of the two
devices in the amplifier load. Splitting is done through the input coupling
transformer T1. When Q1 is driven positive using the first half of its input
signal the drain current of Q1 increases. At the same time Q2 is driven
negative using the first half of its input signal and drain current of Q2 decreases.
Each transistor produces one half of an
ac.
The transformer
combines the two outputs to form full ac cycle. As a result an amplified
version of input signal obtained in the transformer secondary.
Biasing in this
circuit is given using the 5volt regulator through the resistor networks to the
gate of the transistor.
REQUIRED POWER IS 5WATTS (AVERAGE), 10 WATTS PEP
TEST RESULTS:
4MHz - 16 watts average
7MHz - 14 watts average
14MHz-12 watts average
TRANSFORMER DETAILS:
T1-4TURNS BIFILAR 26SWG ON 10MM TORROID
T2-3TURNS BIFILAR 26SWG ON 10MM TORROID
T3-3TURNS TRIFILAR ON 10MM TORROID
PRI- 20SWG
SEC-22SWG
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