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The final parts for the Reference DAC Case

Posted 25th April 2011 at 10:26 AM by dvb projekt
Updated 30th November 2016 at 09:54 AM by dvb projekt

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On the left side

USB-Isolator from Circuits@Home

Teralink X2 USB to I2S converter (with my modification)

TDA1541A Salas shunt reg. module

+5V Salas shunt reg. module
(downlink side of USB isolator incl. +5V line of Teralink X2/ Twisted Pear WM8804 / Ultra highspeed buffer module / I2S switch)

+3,3V Salas shunt reg. module (+3,3V line of Terlink X2)



In the middle

Twisted Pear WM8804 SPDIF to I2S converter

On top the Ultra High Speed Buffer module

I2S switch

2* TDA1541A DAC module with direct input shunt mod.



On the right side

2* SSHV-Shunt module (one for each channel)

Tube-I-zator V2.0
(the remaining parts of the onboard HV-PSU are not necessary,
because
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High Voltage schematic for the Reference DAC PSU

Posted 20th April 2011 at 08:21 AM by dvb projekt
Updated 30th November 2016 at 09:56 AM by dvb projekt

Here you could see the final schematic for the HV lines.

The two 40mA current taps are the SSHV-Shunt´s,
one for each channel on the Tube-I-zator.



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The PSU case

Posted 17th April 2011 at 11:45 AM by dvb projekt
Updated 30th November 2016 at 09:58 AM by dvb projekt

Finally the engraved top-, front- & backplate arrived.

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Surely you are asking yourself, why i made a 1mm deep square around the place for the transformer...

...now here is the answer

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I´ve got a perfect aluminum transformer housing and now it sits perfect without an air gap.


Now it´s time to assemble the parts.


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SSHV-Shunt Module

Posted 7th April 2011 at 01:19 PM by dvb projekt
Updated 30th November 2016 at 10:31 AM by dvb projekt (Stock status updated)

My last thoughts to optimize the Tube-I-zator goes to the B+ High Voltage lines.
To get the maximum flexibility, i have made splitting points in the lines.
The splitting of the anode psu lines brings upgrades possibilities.

You could use e.g. a tube rectifier with C-R-C filter instead of the onboard andoe psu or
switch to a regulated shunt psu, witch in my mind brings the greater sound quality upgrade.

With the experiences from Salas low voltage shunt on my DAC project in mind,
i have made an upgrade module for the Tube-I-zator based on his HV shunt circuit design.

Here it is


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The specifications are:

- 2mm
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File Type: zip Tube-I-zator SSHV-Shunt BOM Final.zip (6.8 KB, 505 views)
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Tube-I-zator V2.0 Output Stage - Out of production

Posted 7th April 2011 at 01:14 PM by dvb projekt
Updated 30th November 2016 at 10:33 AM by dvb projekt

The Tube-I-zator V2.0

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The evolution brings the following changes:

- Heater Switch without any relays
- Low ESR Heater PSU (e.g. Panasonic FM)
- Star Grounding
- Mounting holes for the HV-Salas Shunt Module
- Compacter design





The PCB has the following data:

Material: FR4 - 2mm
Layers: 2
Board size: 193x157 mm
Surface finish: Immersion Gold
Copper weight: 70µm
Soldermask: Both sides - green
Silkscreen: Legend on top

Out of production
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File Type: pdf Tube-I-zator V2.0.pdf (19.4 KB, 1962 views)
File Type: zip Tube-I-zator SSHV-Shunt BOM Final.zip (6.8 KB, 1139 views)
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Reference TDA1541A DAC Power Modules

Posted 7th April 2011 at 01:01 PM by dvb projekt
Updated 12th January 2017 at 10:19 AM by dvb projekt (Stock status updated)

+/- Power Supply Module

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- up to 15 caps per rail (16mm to 18mm diameter)
- place for decoupling foil cap in each rail
- place for bleeder resistor
- 105µm copper weight
- 2mm pcb
- Immersion Gold
- green soldermask on both side
- Board size 195mm x 120mm

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Shunt regulator modules
circuit design by Salas



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- Shunt regulator module for TDA1541A (+5V, -5V, -15V)
- separate Shunt regulator module for additional parts (+5V)
- 70µm copper weight
- 2mm pcb
- Immersion Gold
- green soldermask on both side
- Board size 147mm x 115mm (46mm x 115mm; single +5V)

TDA1541A shunt module 2pcs. left in stock
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