li_gangyi said:I have been looking at the datasheets for the MJE340 MJE350...I can't seem to figure out the pinouts....izzit looking at the front or back?? seems like the front...but why the white "plate" ?? In case u guys are not sure what I am talking about...here's a link to the .PDF
What you see it's not a plate really, but silver blue paint. I've seen that on several Motorola/Onsemi transistors. In fact I think all MJE parts use it.
It's the upper part of the transistor.
Carlos
Hmmmm really interesting...I got some On-semi parts...namely the c106D(scr) but it doesn't have tt blue paint like u said...just a bit raised...that's all...the funny part picture led me to put the semi-conductor in the wrong way round...I reveresed it later nad it worked well thereafter...
It comes within 2 weeks time...I got that info from ACD straight...we had some E-mail correspondence lately...and I traded some stuff with him...not sure how much he will charge for a couple of PCB's though...he tells me he will be providing the extended version...BTW wad Op-amp are you using??
If we didn't think it sounded good hard wired, I wouldn't use all this time making a real Proff PCB
Well sound is an objective matter that differs from person to person, but to us it sounds like (as described on my website) the classical studio amps like Phase Linear and GAS etc.
The strongest side is the bass... Extreem ferm and controlled due to a dampening factor of over 700 (however the used PSU also playes a roll in the performance)
One of the amps are running in the local nightclub/disco with a
800W/2x47.000uF PSU per channel.................
Well sound is an objective matter that differs from person to person, but to us it sounds like (as described on my website) the classical studio amps like Phase Linear and GAS etc.
The strongest side is the bass... Extreem ferm and controlled due to a dampening factor of over 700 (however the used PSU also playes a roll in the performance)
One of the amps are running in the local nightclub/disco with a
800W/2x47.000uF PSU per channel.................
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