> In order to answer you question, a few parameters need to be known:
> 1) What frequency, or what range of frequency are you planning to amplify?
> 2) How much distortion can be tolerated?
> 3) What amplitudes will you be generating, constant or varying?
> 4) Will the sine wave ever reach DC or close to it?
> 5) What peak to peak voltage is required on your load?
> 6) Will it be AC or DC coupled to the load?
>
> Rick
>

    I'm sorry but I am only able to answer a couple of the questions
myself as I just had the project dumped in my lap a day or two ago:

    1) I'm not yet positive but somewhere in the range of 1-18 kHz
    3) I don't plan to adjust the amplitude myself but it will be
        dependent on the battery voltage supplied, somewhere in the
        range of 9-16Vdc

    I appreciate the leads on audio power amps and will investigate
that option.
    I am only familiar with transistors and FETs in relation to switching
signals between a High and Low signal. Am I correct in assuming that
I cannot amplify a Sine Wave signal using transistors or FETs?

    Thanks again for the replies,

    Max Peelman



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