This document contains circuit diagrams for an audio amplifier. It includes diagrams for the preamplifier channels, power supply, protection circuits, and front panel controls and displays. The preamp channels and power supply use common components like transistors, resistors, capacitors, and integrated circuits. The protection circuits monitor for overloads and high temperatures. Front panel circuits control volume, switches and display signals.
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MST: 0106798886
Điện thoại: 024.3215.1322
Website : Hoangphuongjsc.com
Phone/Zalo : 0944 240 317 / Kinhdoanh1.hpe@gmail.com
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As AI technology is pushing into IT I was wondering myself, as an “infrastructure container kubernetes guy”, how get this fancy AI technology get managed from an infrastructure operational view? Is it possible to apply our lovely cloud native principals as well? What benefit’s both technologies could bring to each other?
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Systemic attacks in the Middle East
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Assuring Contact Center Experiences for Your Customers With ThousandEyes
Ciclotron tip4000 2 h ii
1. FOLHA: 01/03
VISTA
TLE2072, TL072
TIP 4000 2 H
BC327
BD139
BD140 Todos resistores são
de 1/4W e todos os
capacitores eletrolíti-
cos são de 25V,
exceto aqueles com
indicação.
SUPERIOR
VISTA FRONTAL I N D Ú S T R I A E L E T R Ô N I C A L T D A.
CIRCUITO: PRÉ
CANAL B
Canal B
Canal A
IN
IN
SEND
SEND
PHASE
REVERSE
PARALLEL
BRIDGE
STEREO
3+ 2-
2+ 3-
+
-
0dB
20x
40x
GAIN
PL350B
CANAL A
1
2
3
4 5
6
7
8
31 42 6 875
IC1001MPSA92
BE C
1%
1% 1%
1%
1%
1%
500V
500V
CB
BYV32
2SC23362SA1943
E
2SC5200 2SA1006
2
1
3
1
2
3
PLA044
1 - 2ARQUIVO:..TIP4000_H2_V1.DSN
DATA:02/05/2001CBE
BCE
+15V
-15V
+15V
+15V
-15V
+15V
-15V
-15V
+15V
-15V
-15V
1 2 3
B EC
1 2 3
330pF
BC327
1Rx1W
18K 1%
10K 1%
150K
390R
4K7
1N4148
+
22uFx160V
56pF
6K81 1%
47Rx2W
47Rx1W
10K 1%
2k2
5K6
2M2
100pF
120K 1%
3K9
220pF
47k
330pFx500V
+
47uF
MPSA92
47K
220Kx250V
2K2
SF14
47Rx1W
560R
BD139
27Rx2W
TLE2072
56pF
BYV32
1K5x5W
10Rx1W
15V
820R
2SC2336
1N4148
150Rx1W
TLE2072
10Kx100V
150Rx1W
12Vx1W
2K2
10Rx1W
10K
1N4004
10K
100Kx100V
47Rx1W
10Rx1W
10Kx100V
39Kx1/2W
12K
12Vx1W
SF14
SF14
12K
0R33x5W
2SA1006
+
47uF
2SC2336
+
100uF
1Rx1W
2SC2336
2SA1943
2SA1006
47Rx1W
56pF
+
47uF
27Rx2W
180R
2R2x1W
47Rx1W
47Rx2W
180R
470pF
4K7x5W
LM13600
390Rx5W
1K5x5W
390R
TLE2072
39Kx1/2W
2K2
33K
390Rx5W
1N4148
2SA1006
12K
+
22uFx160V
SF14
10K1%
1K5
1N4148
10K
100K
1K
22K
1K5
27Vx1W
100K
1N4148
4K7
+ 4,7uF
10K
SF14
1N4148
BYV32
47Kx250V
1K5
TLE2072
12K
10K
3K9
1K
2SA1006
1K5
100Kx100V
33K
10K
TL072
56pF
2K2x1/2W
680R
TIP112
47Kx250V
1K
2SC5200
2
1
8
4
5
3
6
7 IC1001
+
4,7uF
2SC2336
100Kx50V
BD140
4K7
4K7 1%
47Kx250V
27Vx1W
10K
2SC2336
10Rx1W
2SA1006
+
4,7uF
4K7x5W
2K2x1/2W
500R
10K
2K2
2K2
4K7
22Kx1W
100R
0R33x5W
10K
1N4004
+
4,7uF
22Kx1W
10K
2K2
SF14
SF14
4K7
2R2x1W
1N4148
2K2
15V
10K
100R
3K31%
+
10uF
10K
1K13 1%
1N4148
100K
+
47uF
100Kx50V
330pFx500V
470K
+
100uF
47Rx1W
10K 1%
470K
220Kx250V
+
10uF
100Rx1W
10Rx1W
1N4148
10Rx1W
330pF
470K
TL072
100Rx1W
W A
IC A
OVER- A
OVER+ A
B2
B3
B1
GNDA
1 A
CLIPA
B4
-140V
-70V
-A
REA
+140V
COMPA
+70V
in+
in-
in-
in+
+A
2. ARQUIVO:..TIP4000_H2_V1.DSN
I N D Ú S T R I A E L E T R Ô N I C A L T D A.
FOLHA: 03/03CIRCUITO: POWER / RELÊ / FONTE / TRAFO
TIP 4000 2 H
OUT CHA
PL289A
RELÊ CH A / CH B
NÃO USADO
REDE ELÉTRICA
REDE ELÉTRICA
TERRA
2SA1943
Todos resistores são de 1/4W
e todos capacitores eletrolíti-
cos são de 25V, exceto
aqueles com indicação.
VISTA FRONTAL
TOMADA AC
Os canais A e B são idênticos.
CANAL A
CANAL B
OUT CHB
PL291
PL351
POWER CH A
2SC5200
DATA:02/05/2001
1 - 2
B EC
68Rx5W
+ OUT
1N5402
1N4001
0.22Rx5W
0.33Rx5W
100Kx630V
2SC5200
2SA1943
HAT901CSDC12
ZF112024
HAT901CSDC12
2SC5200
2SC5200
10Rx5W
+ OUT
1N5402
- +
800Vx35A
10Rx10W
2SC5200
68Rx5W
3A
0.33Rx5W
0.22Rx5W
10Rx1W
Disjuntor 15A
1N5402
100Rx2W
0.33Rx5W
100Kx630V
- +
4x1N4001
+
18000uFx75V
0.22Rx5W
2R2x1W
2SA1943
10Rx1W
2SC5200
+ OUT
100Kx250V
+ 18000uFx75V
2SA1943
- +
800Vx35A
+ OUT
-+
800Vx35A
0.22Rx5W
0.33Rx5W
2SC5200
0.22Rx5W
0.22Rx5W
- OUT
+
18000uFx75V
NTC2K2
2SC5200
2SA1943
0.33Rx5W
- OUT
2SA1943
0.22Rx5W
2R2x1W
2SA1943
1N4001
+ 18000uFx75V
0.33Rx5W
2SA1943
-+
800Vx35A
0.33Rx5W
0.33Rx5W
3A
0.22Rx5W
0V
220V
TTIP4000
Disjuntor 15A
0.33Rx5W0.22Rx5W
2R2x1W
- +
4x1N4001
R2
0.22Rx5W
+
18000uFx75V
0.33Rx5W
2R2x1W
- OUT
100Kx250V
2SC5200
2SC5200
1N5402
2R2x1W
0.22Rx5W
2SC5200
2R2x1W
0.22Rx5W0.33Rx5W
2SC5200
2R2x1W
220V
2R2x1W
2SA1943
+
2200uFx40V
100Rx2W
HAT901CSDC12
0.33Rx5W
R38
2R2x1W
GROUND / LIFT
10Rx5W
HAT901CSDC12
2SA1943
0V
220V
TTIP4000
2R2x1W
+
18000uFx75V
+ 18000uFx75V
+ 18000uFx75V
10Rx10W
2R2x1W
0.33Rx5W
2SA1943
2SA1943
2R2x1W
0.22Rx5W
+
2200uFx40V
2R2x1W
2SA1943
220V
24Vx3W
2SA1943
2R2x1W
0.33Rx5W
24Vx3W
2SC5200
2SC5200
- OUT
0.22Rx5W
2SC5200
2SA1943
SIG A
VR2 A
VR1 A
V ON A
VRLA
VDC A
VRLA
B1
+A
+140V
B2
B3
- A
B4
-140V
V ON B
-70V
+70V
VRLB
-140V
VRLB
-140V
+140V
V ON A
GND
+140V
+70V
-70V
VRLA
GND
VRLA
OUT A
VRLB
OUT B
VDC B
VR1 B
VR2 B
V ON B
SIG B
VRLB
NTCA
PROTCHA
NTCA
3. VISTA
24V/1A
CIRCUITO: PROTEÇÃO / DISPLAY
7815
VOLUMECHA
01/03
01/03
TIP 4000 2 H
I N D Ú S T R I A E L E T R Ô N I C A L T D A.
03/03
01/03
2
VOLUMECHB
PROTEÇÃO / DISPLAY
02/03
1
Todos os resistores são de
1/4W e todos os capacitores
eletrolíticos são de 25V,
exceto aqueles com
indicação.
3
02/03
01/03
03/03
03/03
03/03
BD135BC549
VISTA FRONTAL
* Os termostatos são normal-
mente fechados
SUPERIOR
FOLHA: 02/03
1
PL290C
2
02/03
3
3900
02/03
1 - 2ARQUIVO:..TIP4000_H2_V1.DSN
DATA:02/05/2001
+ 15 V (B)
BCE
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (A)
CBE
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (A)
1 2 3 4
3
2
1
11
12
13
14
10
87
6
5
9
+ 15 V (B)
+ 15 V (A)
+ 15 V (B)
1K
1N4148
1N4148
1K2
-
2
3
+
4
3900
8
9
13
-
+
3900
47K
-
+1
6
5
14
7
3900
VIN V OUT
GND
7815
5KB
BC549
1N4148
TERMOSTATOCHA*
VIN V OUT
GND
7815
BC549
BD135
BC549
22K
2K2
22K
100K
1K5
1N4148
22K
BC549
+
47uF
TERMOSTATOCHB*
100K
100K
100K
33K
1K5
8
9
13
-
+
3900
220K
1N4148
+
10uF
22K
4V7
100K
OVERLOAD B
1N4148
220K
+
47uF
680R
CLIP A
4K7
2K2
8
9
13
-
+
3900
47K
100K
680R
1K5
10K
220K
1N4148
OVERLOAD A
1N4148
5KB
100K
1N4148
33K
100K
1N4148
1N4148
BC549
100K
+
100uFx40V
6K8
1N4001
-
12
11
+
10
3900
68K
TEMP/DCB
1N4148
1K
1N4148
4V7
1N4148
33K
BD135
-
+1
6
5
14
7
3900
+
10uF
2K2
220K
6K8
100K
+
1uF
1N4148
100K
CLIP B
1N4002
1N4148
-
2
3
+
4
3900
1N4148
+
47uF
100K
1N4148
1K2
10K
-
12
11
+
10
3900
47K
1N4148
-
2
3
+
4
3900
SIGNAL B
4K7
ONA
1N4148
2K2 1N4148
+
100uFx40V
+
10uF
150K
10K
100K
100K
4V7
100K
100K
+
47uF
1N4148
1R
15K
SIGNAL A
47K
-
+1
6
5
14
7 3900
220K
1N4001
1K5
+
1uF
1N4148
1N4148
-
12
11
+
10
3900
12K
220K
68K
+
10uF
100K
100K
4V7
+
10uF
1K
1N4148
24V/1A
1N4148
1N4148
100K
47K
100K
10K
1K5
1R
+
10uF
TEMP/DCA
BC549
33K
ONB
4V7
1N4002
100K
100K
100K
1N4148
1N4148
12K
100K
15K
100K
1N4148
1N4148
100K
4V7
1K5
47K
CLIPB
PROTCHB
NTCA
VR 2 A
REA
NTCB
GND B
IC A
VR 1 A
W B
NTCA
NTCB
1 B
IC B
GND A
OVER+ A
1 A
PROTCHA
BORNECHB
VR 2 B
BORNECHA
W A
SIG B
OVER+ B
VDC B
VR 1 B
REB
VDC A
COMPB
OVER- B
OVER- A
COMPA
CLIPA
SIG A