Anybody know anything about patents

[spldart]

I'm working on a unique design for a class D amplifier and I was hoping to get this protected somehow if possible. This sucker is finally up and running. I just have some efficiency points to address.

[lechumbl]

Hi tech,

Check this out:
http://www.uspto.gov/

Take care......

[spldart]

Shweeet ! Thanks...
I've got a little bit to go on my design and i hope to get it protected and hopefully make a few bux :D

[dicki]

if you want anyone to test it i've allways fancied building an amp ;)

[spldart]

Originally posted by dicki
if you want anyone to test it i've allways fancied building an amp ;)

It's already bumping subwoofers :cool:

[Player0]

Ooo...neat! I used to build amps back in highschool :) Id love to see your design...after the patent I guess hehe.

[Drake]

What features does the amp support? You thinking of selling them? My amp is older than me and the left or right speaker always craps out after it overheats.

[lechumbl]

Originally posted by Drake
What features does the amp support? You thinking of selling them? My amp is older than me and the left or right speaker always craps out after it overheats.

Hi Drake,

If it overheats, WATERCOOL it. :D

Take care........

[Drake]

'Fraid that's out of the question, this thing was an integral part of my dad's teenage years :p

[spldart]

Being a class D which is new to the car audio industry and not very old even to the Home/PA industry...It's not something that would be readily duplicated as a project. I've built a zillion class A A/B amps in my time but this was a serious pain in the ass. Class D's major benefit is delivery of up to 90% efficiency where as A/B peaks in the low 60%'s.