Zero Volt of the PSU not connected!m2003br said:
Is that why I see between 280mVdc and 550mVdc across R26 the 22k Zin resistor?
Could the jFETs be self biasing to minimise power across their junctions and pulling their source voltages high rather than locked into Zero Volts.
Q8 is the same batch as Q18/21. It seems to work OK.
R29=9k96
R25 in place.
Only God knows what happen in a circuit intended to have a zero volt reference, without that...
In this case, some reverse polarisation D-G or S-G, because N fets DO circulate current in the gate, if positive in respect to lowest potential electrode, no matter if D ou S. JFets are reversible (D-S) by your own nature...
Marcos
In this case, some reverse polarisation D-G or S-G, because N fets DO circulate current in the gate, if positive in respect to lowest potential electrode, no matter if D ou S. JFets are reversible (D-S) by your own nature...
Marcos
Success.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
The front end works with the Zero Volt reference from the lab PSU Zero Volts to the main PCB ground and then through that 10r to tie the jFETs Sources to near zero volts.
The question becomes: Where do we connect the Low Current regulated PSU? Which end of the 10r gets the reg return?
BTW,
I soldered the old matched pair back in.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
The front end works with the Zero Volt reference from the lab PSU Zero Volts to the main PCB ground and then through that 10r to tie the jFETs Sources to near zero volts.
The question becomes: Where do we connect the Low Current regulated PSU? Which end of the 10r gets the reg return?
BTW,
I soldered the old matched pair back in.
If the output from your regulated front end PSU is really clean, then would the reg ground be better attached to the signal ground?
The front end sends almost zero current to the front end Zero Volts connection. What influence would this have on the cleanness of the signal ground?
Missing out the Zero Volts connection shows that the front end is susceptible to noise voltage on the signal ground since the source voltage of the FETs is intimately tied to this.
Or is this back to front logic?
The front end sends almost zero current to the front end Zero Volts connection. What influence would this have on the cleanness of the signal ground?
Missing out the Zero Volts connection shows that the front end is susceptible to noise voltage on the signal ground since the source voltage of the FETs is intimately tied to this.
Or is this back to front logic?
GB Onsemi NJL 0281 / 0302
Hi all,
trying to set up Group Buy for NJL0281/0302.
Please have a look here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1745010#post1745010
Cheers Ernst
Hi all,
trying to set up Group Buy for NJL0281/0302.
Please have a look here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1745010#post1745010
Cheers Ernst
Last week i bring my RMI-FC100 at my local HIFI dealer (the owner is an old friend) to make some listening sessions. I am willing to change my speakers , but i was curious to do my choice with my little home made amp, just to see if it can reveal the subtilities of differrent speakers models of the same brand.
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- 703 (http://www.bowers-wilkins.co.uk/display.aspx?infid=1098&sc=hf)
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Their verdict is a : Very tight amp, not in the smooth or in the harsh side, simply neutral. They proposed a smooth source for the best result with theses speakers.
Go with it, guys.
So i lhave two B&W speakers model already pre selected :
- 703 (http://www.bowers-wilkins.co.uk/display.aspx?infid=1098&sc=hf)
and the higher range model 804 (http://www.bowers-wilkins.co.uk/display.aspx?infid=1154&sc=hf ).
After several hours of listening, i was shure enough to pay the extra cost for the bigger one. The guys present was surprised with the result. I was very pleased how it perform , smooth treebles , tight bass, superb medium not colorised, the details , soundstage ect. We did not compare the amp directly with the others , but theses guys are selling Classé Audio , McIntosh, Marrantz referrence serie, Arcam, etc.
Their verdict is a : Very tight amp, not in the smooth or in the harsh side, simply neutral. They proposed a smooth source for the best result with theses speakers.
Go with it, guys.
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I think it's more the filtration than the transfo capacity that determine the need for a soft start.
with 60,000uF per side i think thats better with a soft start. But mine is simplest as possible, 100 ohm in series with the two primaries (115V) and when the supply reach 70% of nominal value, the relay short the resistors.
With this set up i dont have this famous HUMMMMMmmmmm at the power on.
I think it's more the filtration than the transfo capacity that determine the need for a soft start.
with 60,000uF per side i think thats better with a soft start. But mine is simplest as possible, 100 ohm in series with the two primaries (115V) and when the supply reach 70% of nominal value, the relay short the resistors.
With this set up i dont have this famous HUMMMMMmmmmm at the power on.