o L929TX – 115/230VAC toroidal
o L927TX – 100VAC toroidal
o
L907TX – 100VAC frame
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Exploded view diagram
Contents List
!
Mechanical & packing parts list
!
Circuit board silk screen & parts list
o L929AY switch PCB
o L962AY amplifier main PCB
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Fmj P1 Amplifier circuit description
roduct description
P
The
P1 has been has been designed to
by A.Moore
provide unsurpassed sound quality, the main
design features are as follows.
Gain switchable between Arcam gain
o
and THX gain (29dB closed loop) a 0dB
signal equates to 100 watts into 8
ohms.
P
ower supply/Control description
The
mains input is applied via SKT1. Y
capacitors C1 and C2 and X capacitor, C5
provide filtering and EMC suppression R2
provides a discharge path for the capacitors.
SW1 allows the selection of the mains voltage
that the unit will operate from, the main standby
transformer TX1 and the main transformer TX2
have duel primary windings, these windings are
connected in parallel for 115v operation and in
series for 230v operation.
o Input switchable between unbalance
phono and balance XLR.
o The amp is capable of producing >180
watts of sinusoidal output into an 8
ohm load and greater than 300 watts
into a 3.2 ohm load (subject to thermal
dissipation limits).
o Relay coupled for silent on/off
operation.
o Opto-isolated fault and control lines to
the control PCB.
o DC coupled signal path with
integrating servo to remove residual
DC errors.
o Instantaneous safe operating area
protection.
o Exceptionally low harmonic and
intermodulatiion distortion.
o Flat frequency response.
o Fast and asymmetric slew rate.
High damping factor
o
o Unconditionally stable into loads of
upto +/- 90-degree phase.
TX1 is powered at all times when a mains
voltage is applied to the mains input socket the
secondary of this transformer is fused by via FS3
and rectified by diode bridge DBR1 and
regulated to 5V by low dropout regulator at
location REG2 to provide a constant +5v(D)
supply for the micro.
Please note
: the digital supply ground is
connected to the chassis ground via a 100-ohm
resistor.
Relay RLY1 provides a means of powering the
main transformer for normal operation (as
apposed to standby operation where only TX1 is
powered) this relay is under the control of the
Micro IC1 and SW3 on the control board the
relay contacts of RLY1 are suppressed by C3
and C4 these prevent sparking and increase the
relay life span.
The circuitry around TR10 functions as a mains
present detection circuit A.C is feed into this
circuit before the Bridge network at location
DBR1 when mains is present the circuit drives HI
via opto-coupler TR11.
Relay 2 is the speaker output control relay this is
used to prevent clicks and pops at power/power
down and to disconnect the speaker output
under a fault condition, this relay is controlled by
the Micro at location IC1 as the P1 has no
manual speaker switching capabilities the micro
will automatically initialise the speaker relay 3
seconds after power up, the control line SPKR1
on pin 5 of CON 4 switches high to switch the
relay ON via TR9.
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The P1 has two trigger inputs these are
applied by SKT2 and are wire OR-ed by D5
and D6. The single trigger signal is clamped
to 4v7 by DZ1 and fed to the control card by
CON4. Applying a 12v trigger signal to
either (or both) trigger inputs on the SKT2
instructs the microcontroller to enable or
disable the power amplifier. The trigger will
be seen as a HI line on Pin 11 of CON 4.
The P1 also provides two 2 triggered
outputs. These are current limited 12v D.C
levels, which are used to provide trigger
signals to other units within the customer’s
installation. The 12v output is present when
transformer TX2 is live i.e. when the unit is
not in standby.
TX2 has a Low voltage secondary winding
that supplies the trigger outputs only via
bridge rectifier DBR4 this is fed into REG1
(7812) regulator, TR1 and TR2 offer a
60mA current limit for both trigger outputs
and the entire circuit stage is fused by FS6
(T315mA) in case of overload.
The P1 utilizes a fairly unique
amp
power supply configuration these
main power
include.
The VAS stage is supplied by higher voltage
rails than the following output driver stage, this
allows the driver stage to fully saturate the
output driver stage without the use of a boot
strap circuit. This supply is exceptionally quite
and is critical to the sound quality of the P1.
Amplifier Stage
The
XLR connector at CON100 allows
balanced inputs to be applied to the amplifier
and CON101 allows for the balanced signal to
be daisy chained to a second P1.
The signal from CON100 is driven into IC100
this is a Balanced to single ended converter it
supplies a signal-ended output from a single
XLR input. The IC derives it power supply rails
from the +/- 67v rails these are dropped to
+/- 15v by the TR100 and TR114.
The unbalanced inputs signal arrives at
SKT100; the selection between the two input
options is accomplished by SW100. The
selected signal is clamped +/- 5v3 by the series
Zeners at location DZ103 and DZ104 this is to
prevent damage to the input of op-amp IC200,
due to leaky source signal or electrostatic
discharges.
wo sets of supplies are driven from
their own secondary windings and bridge
rectifier circuits DBR5 and DBR6 Rectify
the +/- 58v rails these are smoothed by
20,000uf of capacitance per phase. DBR2
and DBR3 are supplying the +/- 70v rails
these are dropped to +/- 67 by the Network
of R5, R6, R7, R8 and TR3, TR4, TR5, TR6
this is not a regulated supply as the rails
need to track the +/- 58v rails under mains
power fluctuations.
Please note: The +/- 70v rails are
individually fused by 315mA(T) fuses at
locations FS4 and FS5.
SW101 allows for the selection of two gain
settings these are 28.3 for “THX” and 37.5 for
the Arcam setting. The roll off setting is
340Khz.
The main power amplifier circuit is a classic
current feed-back design and can be thought of
as a large current feed-back op-amp the
topology is a refined high power output variant
of the A90/P7 design.
Op-amp IC101 is configured as a non-inverting
amplifier with a gain of 2. It’s purpose is to
provide current outputs (via it’s own power
supply pins) and a current input via it’s output
pin, the Op-amp performs the voltage to
current conversion (I-V) and phase splitting
necessary to drive the voltage gain stage. The
current feed-back occurs because the output of
IC101 drives into a 44 ohm load formed by the
two 22 ohm resistors R142 and R143 down to
ground, the power
Cont///
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supply pin currents are half wave-rectified
versions of the drive current of the amplifier.
This causes the voltage gain, which is buffered
and passed on to the outputs. The feedback
from pin 1 of IC101 acts to reduce the gain of the
amplifier; when this current is roughly equal to
the current required to drive the input signal into
44-ohm’s equilibrium is reached and the closed
loop gain is defined. The output stage provides
the vast majority of the current required to drive
the 44-ohm load. The op-amp only needs to
provide a very small error current to give the
required voltage magnification.
Transistors TR101 and TR116 are common base
amplifiers their purpose is to provide the +/- 15v
rails necessary to drive the op-amp whilst
allowing the power supply currents that are
drawn to pass through into the Wilson current
mirror stage, this is formed by PNP transistors
TR102, TR104 and TR122 the NPN mirror is
formed by TR115, TR117 and TR122.
TR103 combines the two current mirrors to
provide a very high-gain current to voltage
(transresistance) gain stage roughly 80dB at low
frequency C114 and C132 with R149, R150
combine to give a open-loop pole at roughly
10Khz and a corresponding open-loop zero
around 500Khz. This allows for good time
domain performance and clean square wave
reproduction with no sign of ringing or overshoot.
Diodes D100 and D101 act to limit the current
through TR115 and TR112, if the input current
exceeds 14mA the diodes conduct and the
transresistance stage becomes a constant
current source killing the open loop gain and
preventing damage to the transistors.
TR103 provides a 4.7v bias voltage to allow
the following pre-driver stage to operate in
Class A.
TR123 and TR125 form a Class A pre-driver
emitter follower stage to boost the current gain
and isolate the transresistance stage from the
output transistors. TR105 and TR118 act as a
30mA current limit and prevent the destruction
of TR123 and TR125 under a fault condition.
R109, R164, R110 and R165 loosely decouple
the emitters of TR123 and TR125 from the
output stage.
TR128, TR129 and TR126, TR127 are Sanken
SAP 15N and SAP 15P Bi-polar output drivers
RV100 is the Bias adjust preset D104 protect
the Output drivers from destruction if RV100
goes open circuit.
C144 to C147 provide local R.F stability and
prevent oscillation. D111 and D112 are catch
diodes to reduce the effects of back-EMF from
the loudspeaker coils/load.
R164, R183, C150 and L100 form the Zobel
network, these components ensure that the
amplifier sees a constant load of 4.7 ohms at
high at very high frequencies and improve
stability – reduce H.F noise. L100 and R183
decouple the load at high frequencies to
ensure amplifier stability into capacitive loads.
SAP 15NYSAP 15PY
IC101 forms a D.C intergrating servo. Its
purpose is to remove residual D.C errors due to
slight device mismatch and component
tolerances. It is configured as an inverting
intergrator with a time constant of <0.5 seconds.
Any D.C offset at the output of the amplifier will
cause the output if the op-amp to go negative
increasing the current in the negative supply pin
and thus pulling the output down to ground (and
SAP
vica versa). D108 protects the inverting input of
the op-amp under fault condition.
S-E 0.22 Ohm
Under output driver failure conditions the 0.22 internal
emitter resistor will usually go open, the resistor should be
measured between pins S and E.
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Protection circuit block
The P
1 Power amplifier incorporates 4 modes of
protection these are as follows.
o Instantaneous VI current limiting.
D.C offset protection.
o
o Over-Temperature.
o Insulation failure.
VI current
The
limit circuit is built around TR106
and TR119 they sense the voltage across the
0.22-emitter resistors (hence emitter current) and
the collector emitter current or device power
dissipation exceeds a preset limit.
The circuit is designed to allow large unrestricted
currents into loads of 3 ohms and above but limit
the current into a short circuit or very low
impedance loads.
C141, C142 and R162, R163 form a 2.2ms time
constant, which will allow larger transients of
current delivery for a few milliseconds, to ensure
that the amplifier has a sufficiently large transient
capability to drive “difficult” loudspeaker loads.
TR106 senses positive current surges and
TR119 senses negative surges these intern
activate TR107 and switch the optocoupler
OPTO100A this fault notification is sent to the
microcontroller and the output relay is switched
off to protect the amplifier/loudspeaker coils.
D.C offset
The
protection is built around TR108
and TR109 a positive D.C offset will switch
TR108, a negative D.C offset will switch TR120
this will intern switch TR110 and TR109 on in
either case this causes the optocoupler at
location OPTO100B to transmit a fault line signal
to the micro.
RTH100 is low when the amplifier is cool
typically a few hundred ohms, in the event of a
thermal overload situation (Above 110 c)
RTH100 will go into a high impedance state
this will switch TR121 on and intern this will
switch TR111 on and cause OPTO 100C to
send a fault line flag to the micro.
The remaining protection stage is an
insulation breakdown detect circuit this is
essentially looking for a breakdown of the
insulating pad between the output devices and
the heatsinks thus +60v path to ground.
The protection is formed around bridge rectifier
package DBR100, this will route current
through the LED in optocoupler OPTO 100D in
the event that the DGND and AGND ground
planes move apart by more than 10v. When
the transistor in the Opto conducts the thyristor
formed by TR112 and TR132 is turned On.
Once the Thyristor conducts it pulls the
SHUTDOWN* signal low and turns TR8 (Sheet
2) off thus opening both Speaker relays and
the Power relay.
Please note
: The unit can only be reset once
the mains power supply to the unit has been
removed and the Amplifiers own power
supplies have been given sufficient time to
discharge +30 secs. The standby transformer
of course remains active.
TR130 asserts the microprocessor fault line
DCPROT so that the micro can indicate the
fault via the front panel mounted LED.
Fig 2 Fault line location and operational status.
Pl
ease note:
Con 4 is the connector between
the main board and the display board, use Pin
2 of Con 4 as a reference (DGND).
The Thermistor RTH100 provides
protection
and is connected to the positive
Thermal
supply rails adjacent to the collector leg of the
output driver at location TR125 this allow the
thermistor to sense the temperature of the output
device. The output impedance of
of the P1 is set using an Audio
precision audio analysis package and we
calibrate the power stage for minimum THD the
bench set up procedure follows.
o
Set the input signal to 150mv rms,
frequency to 10kHz. Induce a 4-ohm load
at the speaker output.
o
Rotate preset RV100 clockwise and
observe that the THD falls. Continue to
rotate the preset until the THD falls to a
minimum level and just starts to clime
again.
o
Switch input signal off and allow the
amplifier the Quiesce +30secs
o
Measure the bias level at test point Con
103 (Bias read) and confirm the reading is
below the absolute max of 35mV.
1 GREEN
2 YELLOW
3 ORANGE
4 RED
5 WHITE
6 GREY
7 VIOLET
8 BLACK
9 BROWN
10 BLUE
L1
70R@100MHz
R4
2K2
0W25
1206
DZ1
BZX84C
4V7
SOT-23
DGND
R18
10K
0W25
1206
VP70VAC1
VP70VAC2
VP58VAC1
VP58VAC2
VN58VAC1
VN58VAC2
VN70VAC1
VN70VAC2
VP18VAC2
VP18VAC1
FS4
T315mA
S504
FHLDR4
20mm HLDR
FS5
T315mA
S504
FHLDR5
20mm HLDR
FS6
T315mA
S504
FHLDR6
20mm HLDR
AGND_SIG
AGND_PSU1
AGND_PSU3
C15
100N
100V
MKS2
C16
100N
100V
MKS2
C14
100N
100V
MKS2
DBR5
GBU8D
DBR6
GBU8D
C17
100N
100V
MKS2
DBR4
W02G
C18
100N
100V
MKS2
AGND_PSU2
AGND_RC
SP1
DBR2
W02G
DBR3
W02G
AGND_C1
AGND_LS
AGND_C2
C24
10,000UF
71V
AM
C26
10,000UF
71V
AM
+18V(D)
DGND
AGND_C1
AGND_C2
C32
1000UF
35V
YK
P2
CHASSIS2
C25
10,000UF
71V
AM
C27
10,000UF
71V
AM
100R 0W25
VP58V
VN58V
R12
1206
R19
10K
1W
CF
AGND_PSU3
R20
10K
1W
CF
DGND
C22
1000UF
100V
YK
AGND_PSU2
C23
1000UF
100V
YK
C28
47UF
100V
YK
C29
47UF
100V
YK
DRAWING TITLE
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A & R Cambridge Ltd.
Pembroke Avenue
Waterbeach
Cambridge CB5 9PB
TR3
TR4
FMMT497
SOT-23
TR5
FMMT597
SOT-23
TR6
2SC5171
TO-220
C19
100N
100V
MKS2
C20
100N
100V
MKS2
D5
BAS16
SOT-323
2SA1930
TO-220
R13
68K
0W25
1206
R14
68K
0W25
1206
R5
2K2
0W25
1206
R6
2K2
0W25
1206
C30
47UF
100V
YK
C31
47UF
100V
YK
R7
2K2
0W25
1206
R8
2K2
0W25
1206
P1 Amplifier Main PCB
Filename:
L962CT2 2.0 PSU and Control.Sch
Notes:
Contact Engineer:
AGND_PSU1
VN67VVN70V
C34
100UF
100V
YXF
C35
100UF
100V
YXF
+5V(D)
RLY1C
Takamisawa
F1CA005V
DGND
P5
TR7
FMMT497
SOT-23
TR8
FMMT497
SOT-23
SHUTDOWN*
DC
VIPROT
THERM
INITIALS
Printed:
+5V(D)
R10
2K2
0W25
1206
P7
03_E249KAL2.022/08/03Stability mods
03_E203KAL1.016/07/03Production Release, VI Limiting changes
03_E184KALB.123/06/03Changed sorbothane part numbers, corrected R179-182, R185-187
03_E111KALB.011/04/03Corrected CON4, Redesigned protection cct and voicing mods
03_E055KALMinor Change to re-label gain switch positionsA.118/02/03
Contact Tel: (01223) 203243Kevin Lamb
ECO No.DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
R9
2K2
0W25
1206
DCPROT
VIPROT
THERMPROT
DATE
22 Aug 2003
D7
BAS16
SOT-323
P6
23Sheetof
+12V(D)
AMPLIFIER
MUTING
RELAY
RLY2B
Omron
G2R-1-E-12VDC
TR9
P8
FMMT497
SOT-23
TRIGGER
AC PRESENT
SPKR2 ON
SPKR1 ON
STANDBY*
R11
2K2
0W25
1206
DGND
DRAWING NO.
D8
BAS16
SOT-323
+5V(D)
CON4
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
MOLEX
5229-NCPB
L962CT1
TO DISPLAY CARD
ISSUE
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AGND_S G
CON100
Neutrik
NC3MBH-B
1 2
3
3
G
SELECT XLR
SELECT PHONO
SKT100
KUNMING
GOLD
SCRN
CHASSIS1
15VD
-15VD
21
SW100A
SPUN191 00
CON101
Neutrik
NC3FBH2-B
21
D106
BAV99
SOT 23
NC1
C1
NO1
R192
R106
100R 0W25
1206
C126
1N0
100V
FKP2
3
3
SW100B
SPUN191 00
12CON102
NF
VP67V
R125
6K8
0W25
MF
C120
R126
7UF
6K8
TR100
15VD
12
G
NC2
C2
NO2
D107
BAV99
SOT-23
IC100
SSM21 3S
SO-8
7
VCC
SNS
2
N-
VO
3
N
REF
VEE
-15VD
GA N
GA NP7ARCAM
DZ100
BZX8 C
V7
SOT-23
P100
DZ101
BZX8 C
V7
NF
SOT-23
5
6
1
AGND_S G
AGND_SIG
AGND_SIG
SW101A
SPUN191 00
R123
820R
0W25
MF
C100
100N
50V
0805
AGND_PSU1
AGND PSU1
C101
100N
50V
0805
SW101B
SPUN191 00
NC1
C1
NO1
R12
6K8
0W25
MF
C129
70P
100V
FKP2
C127
100UF
25V
CFNE
C128
100UF
25V
CFNE
NC2
GAIN=28.3
C2
GAIN=37.0
NO2
R129
100R
0W25
MF
AGND PSU1
AGND_S G
C102
NF
R100
10R
0W25
1206
R101
10R 0W25
1206
P101
VN67V
FMMT 97
SOT-23
AGND_PSU1
P102
TR11
FMMT597
SOT 23
AGND_PSU1
0W25
MF
R127
6K8
0W25
MF
R128
6K8
0W25
MF
C130
22UF
20V
OSCON
C131
22UF
20V
OSCON
AGND_PSU1
DZ102
DZ103
AGND PSU1
100V
YK
NF
NF
C121
7UF
100V
YK
C109
NF
AGND_S G
C103
REF100
LM 31AIM3
SOT-23
REF101
LM 31AIM3
SOT-23
C112
NF
AGND_SIG
AGND_SIG
C110
100N
100V
MKS2
AGND_S G
C111
100N
100V
MKS2
AGND_SIG
R132
22K
0W25
MF
AGND_SIG
100N
50V
0805
C10
100N
50V
0805
R130
12K
0W25
1206
P103
R10
2K2
0W25
1206
R131
12K
0W25
1206
P10
R105
2K2
0W25
1206
AGND_S GAGND PSU1
R133
D100
7R
BAS16
0W25
SOT-323
1206
P105P112
TR115
FMMT597
SOT-23
C135
6U8 63V
MKS
R1 2
22R
0W25
MF
R1 3
22R
0W25
MF
AGND_SIG
D101
BAS16
SOT-323
7
R118
K7
0W25
1206
R138
1K5 0W25
MF
R1
1K8 0W25
MF
R1 0
1K5 0W25
MF
R1 6
1K8 0W25
MF
C136
NF
C101B
TL072CD
SO-8
TR101
FMMT 97
SOT-23
C137
10N
50V
0603
AGND_S G
P108
IC101A
TL072CD
8
3
SO-8
1
2
P109
TR116
FMMT597
SOT-23
C138
10N
50V
0603
AGND_S G
TR102
FMMT 97
SOT-23
P111P116
R13
7R
0W25
1206
6
5
R139
1K5 0W25
MF
R1 5
1K8 0W25
MF
R1 1
1K5 0W25
MF
R1 7
1K8 0W25
MF
AGND_PSU1
P106
P107
R137
0R0
0W25
1206
P110
C113
100N
100V
MKS2
C115
100N
100V
MKS2
C11
100N
100V
MKS2
AGND_PSU1
R1 8
1M0 0W25
D108
BAV99
SOT 23
AGND PSU1
C122
100V
YK
1206
C123
100V
YK
7UF
7UF
R102
6K8 0W25
1206
C132
22UF
20V
OSCON
R103
6K8 0W25
1206
R135
7R
0W25
1206
P113
33P 250V
TR117
FMMT597
SOT-23
TR105
FMMT 97
R168
150K
0W25
MF
SOT-23
TR122
B17 0
SOT-89
C139
PP
TR125
2SC 5 8
SOT-89
P121
R109
P122
100R
R16
0W25
1206
22R
0W25
P131
1206
R175
150R
0W25
1206
C1
7P
200V
0805
Trim output stage Iq
C133
22UF
20V
OSCON
R176
150R
0W25
1206
D10
BAS16
SOT-323
RV100
100R
LIN
C1 5
7P
200V
0805
R165
22R
0W25
1206
P126
TR123
2SA17 0
SOT-89
C116
100N
100V
MKS2
P12
AGND_SIG
R169
150K
0W25
TR103
FMMT 97
SOT-23
R161
22R
0W25
1206
TR12
B 5 8
SOT-89
TR10
FMMT 97
SOT-23
R136
7R
0W25
1206
MF
P123
TR118
FMMT597
SOT-23
R110
100R
P125
0W25
1206
R1 9
6K8
0W25
1206
P11
R150
1K0
0W25
1206
C1 0
33P 250V
PP
P115
D109
SBYV27-200
DO-15
TR126
SAP15NY
SAP
TR128
SAP15PY
SAP
D110
SBYV27-200
DO-15
C117
100N
100V
MKS2
R177
150R
0W25
1206
C13
22UF
20V
OSCON
R178
150R
0W25
1206
VP58V
C12
7UF
100V
YK
Measure Iq
CON103
1
2
HARWIN
M20-973
C125
7UF
100V
YK
VN58V
D111
1N 003
DO- 1
D112
1N 003
DO- 1
BASE1
EMITTER1
OUTPUT
EMITTER2
BASE2
AGND_RC
LS100
G P PRECISION
L100
2U2
R183
10R 2W
CF
R18
R7
2W
CF
C150
7N
100V
MKS2
RLY2A
Omron
G2R-1-E-12VDC
CHASSIS1
AGND_LS
C118
100N
100V
MKS2
AGND_PSU3
C1 6
7P
200V
0805
C1 7
7P
200V
0805
TR127
SAP15NY
SAP
TR129
SAP15PY
SAP
R153
1K0
0W25
1206
R15
1K0
0W25
1206
C119
100N
100V
MKS2
R152
1K0
0W25
1206
R155
1K0
0W25
1206
AGND PSU3
BASE2
BASE1
EMITTER1
OUTPUT
EMITTER2
R167
1K2
0W25
1206
R166
1K2
0W25
1206
P118
R108
330R
0W25
1206
P119
R107
330R
0W25
1206
VP58V
R116
18K
0W25
1206
P117
R189
2K2 0W25
R188
1206
18K
0W25
1206
C1 1
P157
10UF
50V
YK
R162
1K0
0W25
1206
R163
1K0
0W25
1206
C1 2
10UF
50V
YK
R190
18K
0W25
1206
2K2 0W25
P120
R117
18K
0W25
1206
VN58V
DZ105
BZX8 C
33V
SOT-23
DZ106
BZX8 C
33V
SOT-23
P156
R191
1206
D102
BAS16
SOT-323
R111
100R
0W25
1206
R112
100R 0W25
1206
R113
100R 0W25
1206
Instant SOA limiting
D103
BAS16 SOT-323
P127
R179
OPTO100A
PC3Q66Q
MINI FLAT
1
C107
2
100N
R171
50V
0805
22K
0W25
TR106
P128
FMMT 97
C105
SOT-23
100N
50V
0805
C106
100N
50V
0805
TR119
P129
FMMT597
SOT-23
P130
R170
22K
0W25
1206
P135
AGND_PSU3
C1 8
100UF
16V
NONP
1206
P133
R151
1K0
0W25
1206
P13
TR107
FMMT 97
SOT-23
C1 9
100UF
16V
NONP
DC offset detection
5V(D)5V(D)5V(D)
16
15
R119
K7
0W25
1206
DGND
R120
K7
0W25
1206
OPTO100B
PC3Q66Q
VIPROT
MINI-FLAT
31
P136P132P137
R172
22K
0W25
1206
P138
D105
BAS16
SOT-323
P139
TR108
FMMT 97
SOT 23
TR120
FMMT597
SOT 23
P1 0
R173
22K
0W25
1206
P1 3P1
R11
100R
0W25
1206
AGND_PSU3
P1 1
TR110
FMMT 97
SOT-23
13
R121
K7
0W25
1206
DGND
R17
22K
0W25
1206
P1 2
TR109
FMMT 97
SOT-23
R115
100R
0W25
1206
DCPROT
P1 6
DRAWING I LE
23425
A & R Cambridge Ltd
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Waterbeach
Cambridge CB5 9PB
OPTO100C
PC3Q66Q
M NI-FLAT
R180
22K
0W25
1206
5
6
TR111
FMMT 97
SOT 23
12
11
R122
K7
0W25
1206
DGND
Over temperature sensing
DBR100
W02G
C151
AGND_PSU3DGND
100N
50V
0805
DZ107
BZX8 C 6V8
SOT-23
P1 8
P1 Amplifier Main PCB
Fi ename:
L962C 3_2 0_Power Amplifier sch
Notes:
Contact Engineer:
270R
0W25
THERMPROT
1206
P1 5
R181
10K
0W25
P1 7
1206
R182
10K
0W25
1206
OPTO100D
7
8
PC3Q66Q
MINI-FLAT
R156
1K0
0W25
1206
P158
60V DC Output Fault Detect
Contact el: 01223) 203243Kevn Lamb
RTH100
PTC 110DEG
PTC
P1 9
R185
P150
100K
TR121
0W25
1206
FMMT597
SOT-23
R186
120K
0W25
1206
R187
39K
0W25
1206
AGND_PSU3
R159
P151P152
10
9
1K0 0W25
1206
03_E2 9 KAL2.022/08/03 Stab lity mods
03_E203 KAL1.016/07/03 Production Re ease, VI Limiting changes
03_E18 KALB.123/06/03 Changed sorbothane part numbers, corrected R179-182, R185-187
03_E111 KALB 011/0 /03
03_E055 KALMinor Change to re-abel gain switch pos tionsA.118/02/03
ECO NoDESCRP ION OF CHANGE
NI IALS
Prn ed:
C1 3
DZ10
BZX8 C
100UF
15V
25V
SOT-23
YK
5V(D)
R157
1K0
0W25
1206
P153
R158
C108
1K0
0W25
100N
50V
0805
TR112
BC8 9B
SOT 23
22 Aug 2003
DA E
TR132
1206
BC859B
SOT-23
P155
R160
1K0
0W25
1206
Corrected CON , Redesigned protect on cct and voicing mods
33Sheetof
VIPROT
DCPROT
THERMPROT
5V(D)
5V(D)
TR131
MMUN2111LT1
SOT-23
P15
DRAWING NO
TR130
MMUN2111LT1
SOT-23
SHUTDOWN*
TR113
MMUN2211LT1
SOT-23
DGND
VIPROT
DC
THERM
L962CT
ISSUE
Page 12
120mm dia max
windings connect to 10 way molex connector 39-01-2105. Use MOLEX pin
This load current is not typical of normal operation which is considered to be
Transformer Specifica ion For 115/230V P1 transformer
Arcam Part Number L926TX
Material Safety Specification
1. Winding Wire to be Grade 2 (130C ra ing) to BS 60317-4 1995
2. Mylar Polyester Insulator 130C Rated
3. Potting Compound PC3502 E135297(M) or equivalent.
Mechanical Specification
1. Centre of transformer to be potted (as shown).
2. Primary windings connect to 6 way MOLEX connector 39-01-2065.
Secondary
44476-3112.
MOLEX connectors have pin numbers indicated on them. Connectors to be
UL94V0 rated.
Note Molex UL94V0 receptacles may be long lead time items.
Equivalent Conexcon 6740 Series UL94V0 parts may be used.
6 Way receptacle 6740-1060
10 Way receptacle 6740-1100
3. Primary wires are enclosed in a common sleeve. Secondary wires are
enclosed in a common sleeve.
Use UL rated sleeving.
4. All wire lengths in mm. Lengths are +5.0, -0
5. Please adhere rubber insulating pad to bottom of transformer as shown.
Electrical Specification
1. Transformer to have dual 115V primaries to allow parallel opera ion for
115V input and series operation with 230V input.
2. Transformer input voltage range
115V -18% +14% (97.5V to 132 5V)
230V -18% +14% (195V to 265V)
3. Transformer to have 5 secondary windings as show in the adjacent
drawing.
4. Loaded DC voltages specified at 230V AC in (wi h transformer primaries
in series)
5. Each secondary winding to have a full wave (4diode) bridge to produce a
single DC rail.
(AS shown in diagram)
6. Output Capacitance to be as specified per rail.
7. Output voltages to be as specified in table and as shown in diagram.
8. Note. Transformer to be used in a power amplifer. The specified load
currents on the high power rails (VP58V, VN58V) represent the effective
current drawn when the amplifier is loaded to full rated power (200W) into
an 8ohm load and operated continuously.
1/8th of full rated power.SECONDARIES
WHITE
6
3
BROWN
Secondary Winding Voltage and Current Specs
Bridge Rectifier Vf diode = 1.1V per leg = 2.2V Total
(ideal TX assumed)
AC Winding
Connector Latch
46
1253
Pin outs of Molex connectors
As viewed looking down at the end
the wires enter the connector
BLACK
4
5
1
2
BLUE
Label
VP70V
VP58V
VN58V
VN70V
VP18V
10
5
Capacitor
Cout
(uF)
1000
20,000
20,000
1000
1000
10 9
BLUE
WHITE
10 way6 way
BROWN
9
4
RED
12736845
VIOLET
BLACK
7
8
2
3
ORANGE
YELLOW
Effec ive DC
Load Current
(mA)
50
2250
2250
50
175
1mm
GREY
Wires to exit from near top of TX
Such that wires do not obstruct lid
6
Note Lid is only 1mm above top
face of max height transformer
1
GREEN
Secondary
Voltage
(V r m.s.)(Ohm)(Volt)(Volt)
50 8
43 0
43 0
50 8
14.35
Capacitor
Peak Voltage
18.75
COUNTERBORE DIA 25mm
Lid
Rubber insulating pad
Capacitor
VpkVmin
(Volt)
70.2
58.8
58.8
70.2
Min Voltage
17.25
69.8
57.8
57.8
69.8
Capacitor
Average
Voltage
70.0
58.3
58.3
70.0
18.0
3
6
50mm
78mm max
SCREEN WIRE GREEN/YELLOW
6 way MOLEX MFIT JNR
4
6 Way Molex
1
40mm
POTTING COMPOUND
7mm DIA HOLE
Rubber insula ing pad to have
7mm minimum diameter hole through centre6
Load Resistor
to simulate
Load RL
25.6
25.6
1400
102.8
Secondary
Winding r.m.s.
Current
(A r m.s.)
0.251400
8.0
8.0
0.25
0.52
PRIMARIES
BROWN
115Vac
WHITE
BLACK
115Vac
BLUE
200mm
160mm
SCREEN WIRE
PR MARIES
SECONDARIES
50.8Vac
43.0Vac
43.0Vac
50.8Vac
14.35Vac
90 degree
VP70V
VP58V
VN58V
VN70V
VP18V
BLACK
BROWN
RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
BLUE
WHITE
GREY
VIOLET
8
9
4
3
2
1
10 Way Molex
10
5
7
Voltage on Reservoir Capacitor
10mS
TEST CIRCUIT
AC IN
Vf = 1.1V
per diode
10 way MOLEX MFIT JNR
Vpk
Vaverage
Vmin
130mm
+VOUT
DRAWING TITLE
+
Cout
RL see above table.
ARCAM
GND
A & R Cambridge Ltd.
Pembroke Avenue
Waterbeach
Cambridge CB5 9PB
POWER TX FOR P1 115/230V
Filename:
Notes:
Contact Engineer:
L926TX_1.0.sch
Contact Tel: (01223) 203243Kevin Lamb
ECO No.DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
INITIALS
Printed:
DATE
7-Aug-2003
11Sheetof
A3
DRAWING NO.
L926TX
1 0Reduced VP58V, VN58V to 43.0VacKAL03_E240
B.3'UL rated sleeving' was 'UL94-V0'SLS03_E193
B.2Added note about UL94-V0 sleevingKAL03_E192
B.1Corrected Schema ic Symbol pin numbersKAL03_E158
B.0Changed Pri wire colours, VP58 and VN58 +1V, lead out formsKAL03_E141
ISSUE
Page 13
Transformer Specifica ion For 100V P1 transformer
windings connect to 10 way molex connector 39-01-2105. Use MOLEX pin
This load current is not typical of normal operation which is considered to be
Arcam Part Number L927TX
Material Safety Specification
1. Winding Wire to be Grade 2 (130C ra ing) to BS 60317-4 1995
2. Mylar Polyester Insulator 130C Rated
3. Potting Compound PC3502 E135297(M) or equivalent.
Mechanical Specification
1. Centre of transformer to be potted (as shown).
2. Primary windings connect to 6 way MOLEX connector 39-01-2065.
Secondary
44476-3112.
MOLEX connectors have pin numbers indicated on them. Connectors to be
UL94V0 rated.
Note Molex UL94V0 receptacles may be long lead time items.
Equivalent Conexcon 6740 Series UL94V0 parts may be used.
6 Way receptacle 6740-1060
10 Way receptacle 6740-1100
3. Primary wires are enclosed in a common sleeve. Secondary wires are
enclosed in a common sleeve.
Use UL rated sleeving.
4. All wire lengths in mm. Lengths are +5.0, -0
5. Please adhere rubber insulating pad to bottom of transformer as shown.
Electrical Specification
1. Transformer to have dual 100V primaries to allow parallel opera ion for
100V input.
2. Transformer input voltage range
100V -15% +15% (85V to 115V)
3. Transformer to have 5 secondary windings as show in the adjacent
drawing.
4. Loaded DC voltages specified at 100V AC in (wi h transformer primaries
in parrallel)
5. Each secondary winding to have a full wave (4diode) bridge to produce a
single DC rail.
(AS shown in diagram)
6. Output Capacitance to be as specified per rail.
7. Output voltages to be as specified in table and as shown in diagram.
8. Note. Transformer to be used in a power amplifer. The specified load
currents on the high power rails (VP58V, VN58V) represent the effective
current drawn when the amplifier is loaded to full rated power (200W) into
an 8ohm load and operated continuously.
1/8th of full rated power.
Connector Latch
46
1253
Pin outs of Molex connectors
As viewed looking down at the end
the wires enter the connector
BLACK
WHITE
4
5
6
1
2
3
BLUE
BROWN
10 9
BLUE
10
5
WHITE
10 way6 way
BROWN
9
4
RED
BLACK
7
8
2
3
ORANGE
12736845
VIOLET
GREY
6
1
GREEN
YELLOW
Wires to exit from near top of TX
Such that wires do not obstruct lid
1mm
Note Lid is only 1mm above top
face of max height transformer
Secondary Winding Voltage and Current Specs
Bridge Rectifier Vf diode = 1.1V per leg = 2.2V Total
(ideal TX assumed)
AC Winding
Label
VP70V
VP58V
VN58V
VN70V
VP18V
Capacitor
Cout
(uF)
1000
20,000
20,000
1000
1000
Effec ive DC
Load Current
(mA)
50
2250
2250
50
175
Secondary
Voltage
(V r m.s.)(Ohm)(Volt)(Volt)
50 8
43 0
43 0
50 8
14.35
Capacitor
Peak Voltage
VpkVmin
(Volt)
70.2
58.8
58.8
70.2
18.75
120mm dia max
COUNTERBORE DIA 25mm
Lid
Rubber insulating pad
Capacitor
Min Voltage
69.8
57.8
57.8
69.8
17.25
Capacitor
Average
Voltage
70.0
58.3
58.3
70.0
18.0
SECONDARIES
BLACK
PRIMARIES
50.8Vac
3
6
50mm
78mm max
4
6 Way Molex
1
SCREEN WIRE GREEN/YELLOW
40mm
POTTING COMPOUND
7mm DIA HOLE
Rubber insula ing pad to have
7mm minimum diameter hole through centre6
BROWN
WHITE
BLACK
BLUE
100Vac
100Vac
43.3Vac
43.3Vac
50.8Vac
14.35Vac
200mm
160mm
SCREEN WIRE
Load Resistor
to simulate
Load RL
25.6
25.6
1400
102.8
Secondary
Winding r.m.s.
Current
(A r m.s.)
0.251400
8.0
8.0
0.25
0.52
PR MARIES
6 way MOLEX MFIT JNR
90 degree
SECONDARIES
VP70V
BROWN
RED
VP58V
ORANGE
YELLOW
VN58V
GREEN
BLUE
VN70V
WHITE
GREY
VP18V
VIOLET
8
9
4
3
2
1
10 Way Molex
10
5
7
Voltage on Reservoir Capacitor
10mS
TEST CIRCUIT
AC IN
Vf = 1.1V
per diode
10 way MOLEX MFIT JNR
Vpk
Vaverage
Vmin
130mm
+VOUT
DRAWING TITLE
+
Cout
RL see above table.
ARCAM
GND
A & R Cambridge Ltd.
Pembroke Avenue
Waterbeach
Cambridge CB5 9PB
POWER TX FOR P1 100V
Filename:
Notes:
Contact Engineer:
L927TX_1.0.sch
1 0Reduced VP58V, VN58V to 43.0VacKAL03_E240
B.1'100V' text was '115/230V', 'UL rated sleeving' was 'UL94-V0'SLS03_E193
B.0Changed voltages as per L926TX, sleeving to be UL94-V0KAL03_E192
A.0Prototype ReleaseKAL03_E006
ECO No.DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
Contact Tel: (01223) 203243Kevin Lamb
INITIALS
Printed:
DATE
7-Aug-2003
11Sheetof
A3
DRAWING NO.
L927TX
ISSUE
Page 14
Page 15
Page 16
P1 Mechanical and packing parts list
Part NoItem no Description
GENERAL MECHANICAL PARTS
E200AY4Rear Panel Assembly FMJ P1
E212AY6FMJ A32 Chassis Assembly
E822PM17Foot Black Alpha
E907MC9Koolpad O/P Device Diva A85
E912MC10Clamp 85 Amp Transistor
E918HK11Heatsink FMJ P1
E921MC12Clamp Heatsink Diva P85 3RD Channel
HA3V06A15M Screw Torx P/H M3x6MM ST ZP
HA4A12B16M Screw Pan Supa M4x12MM ST BLK
HA5K70A17Bolt Hex HD M5x70MM ST ZP
HA5L20B18M/C Hex HD. Bolt M5-0.8X20MM Steel - Zinc Black Passivate
HA6K50A19Bolt Hex HD M6x50MM Mczp
HB25V12B20Screw Taptite M2.5X12MM Pan Torx(T8) Steel Zinc Plate Black
HE6V06B21Screw Sftp Torx No.6x6MM BLK
HF4V09B22Screw Self-Tapping-Sems NO.4 X 9MM Pan Torx-Slot Steel Zinc-Plate BLK
HJ4A00A23Nut M4 Full ST ZP
HL4SB24Washer M4 Int Shakeproof BLK
HL5CA25Bright Washer M5 (Form C) to BS 4320
HL6MA26Bright Washer M6 (Mudguard O.D. 20mm)
L915CA27Cable FFC 0.1" 14WAY A85 Disp - Pwr
L929AY28P35/P1 FMJ Amp Microcontroller Board Assembly
L926TX29115/230 VAC Toroid transformer
L927TX29100 VAC only Toroid transformer
BLACK CASE PARTS
E210AYB2FMJ P1/P35-3 Black Cover Assembly
HA4V06B3M Screw Torx M4x6MM Stainless Steel Black
E189AYB1FMJ Black P1 Fascia Complete Assembly
Made up of the following parts :-
8Q0068Q006 FMJ Tact Button Spring
E083AYFMJ A32 Sub-Panel Assy
E199AYBFront Panel Assembly Black FMJ P1
E830MCBadge Metal Arcam FMJ
E847PMLightpipe FMJ
E894PMBButton Power FMJ A32 Black
HL25ABHL25AB FMJ Tact Button Fastener
E933AYFMJ I/R Window Assy (STD. SCREENED)
HA3A04AM/C Pan Supa M3X4 Stzp