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Your attention is invited to a preliminary amplifier with a tone block. This amplifier is entry-level, but with its simplicity, its parameters are quite decent.

Main characteristics

Rated output voltage, V

1

Input sensitivity, mV:

1

250

2

20

3

3

Signal-to-noise ratio, dB

-70

Nonlinear distortion factor, %

0,5

Operating frequency range, Hz

20 20000 ...

Tone control range, dB at frequency:

31,5 Hz

+/- 15

18 kHz

+/- 15

Supply voltage

+/- 12


We look at the scheme

Preamplifier on the chip KR140UD1B. Scheme

As mentioned above, the amplifier is assembled on a KR140UD1B chip. The tone control is included in the feedback loop. Resistor R11 is engaged in high-frequency adjustment, and R6 is engaged in low-frequency adjustment. Well, the resistor R10 regulates the level of the output signal.

The amplifier needs a stabilized power supply. The stabilizer can be made in two ways - a parametric stabilizer on zener diodes (1) and a stabilizer on microcircuits (2).

Preamplifier on the chip KR140UD1B. Scheme

The advantage of the first circuit is that the maximum input voltage is practically unlimited in value - it is enough to choose resistors R1 and R2, while for integrated stabilizers the input voltage should not exceed 30 volts.

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Alexey
Great low noise preamp! Have done it many times since the 80s! Its dynamics are amazing, and the highs and basses are just a "song"! And it works for almost any terminal, but the best option for it is the Ageev circuit at k140ud8 and kt 818 - 819 at the output. It pulls its 60 watts to the fullest! But still, a microcircuit in an iron case somehow sounds more energetic.


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