The driving circuit of the vibration table power amplifier converts the audio signal into four square wave signals, which are input to the driving board through flat ribbon cables. There are four identical circuits on the driving board. The square wave is input to the 6N137 isolated output, and 74LS06 converts it into a current square wave, which drives two 2N2222 and 2N2907 switching circuits, and then drives the TP41C and IRF540 MOS tubes. The output square waves of these two high-power tubes are used to drive the MOS tube or MOS tube module on the main circuit.
Different vibration table manufacturers have different driving circuits, and this is also the case with the main body's driving circuit.
I think this drive circuit can be used as a reference for everyone to learn from, or even directly quoted.
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