@Salas
I heard the left channel with less gain so come back to measurements:
(R=right channel & L=left channel)
Leds/GND 7,22V(R) 7,24V(L)
R17 across 293mV(R) 278mV(L)
R10/Q2 to GND 9,94V (left channel changing values from 10V to 0,49V & when is low value the leds don't lit or shine less) it's possible Q2 damaged?
R1/Q3 to GND 12,24V(R) 12,08 (L)
R7/GND 10V both channels
Drain Q5 to GND 22,4V(R) 22,3V
Regulators current:
Right 415mA
Left 418mA
Thank in advance for kind help
I heard the left channel with less gain so come back to measurements:
(R=right channel & L=left channel)
Leds/GND 7,22V(R) 7,24V(L)
R17 across 293mV(R) 278mV(L)
R10/Q2 to GND 9,94V (left channel changing values from 10V to 0,49V & when is low value the leds don't lit or shine less) it's possible Q2 damaged?
R1/Q3 to GND 12,24V(R) 12,08 (L)
R7/GND 10V both channels
Drain Q5 to GND 22,4V(R) 22,3V
Regulators current:
Right 415mA
Left 418mA
Thank in advance for kind help
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@Salas
To adjust balance between channels I want to change fixed resistor R2 15R for Vishay 1280G trimming potentiometers .75W, 15ppm, wich value will be enough: 20R, 50R?
These two 5K are both for SSSLWR (super simplistic Salas low voltage regulator)
To adjust balance between channels I want to change fixed resistor R2 15R for Vishay 1280G trimming potentiometers .75W, 15ppm, wich value will be enough: 20R, 50R?
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These two 5K are both for SSSLWR (super simplistic Salas low voltage regulator)
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Hello Salas
I am in.
A personalized CCT and all. I am off to check my parts bins and match some pairs.
Thanks for the light.
DT
All just for fun!
Ok I will change Q2, I have just installed following your advice 50R trimmers (now I installed Vishay 1280G 15ppm
) I will stay over 27 ohms, I will let you know, thank you.
IDSS Testing
Hello All,
An interesting thing happened. I think that I will share it.
I bought 240 2SK170GR’s and set up a test jig to test the IDSS of each. I placed a 30 inch by 40 inch used construction drawing face down on the table with values for IDSS ma jotted down in 0.1ma steps. The jig was a plastic breadboard, momentary switch, digital 0-20ma panel meter and a 9 volt “transistor radio” battery. It took about 1 hour to test all the 2SK170’s.
First the piles of JFETS varied from 12 in a pile to none. The distribution was all over the place. A graph of the results would not be smooth or continuous.
The most interesting observation is this; I went back and retested the items close to the value I want to use in my project. Most of the tested values were less than by 0.1ma than they were the first time they were tested. The voltage of the 9 volt battery was also down by a few tenths as well.
The moral of the story is that the test voltage makes a difference. Not an ASTM / ANSI standard test. Perhaps a regulated voltage supply would be more consistent? Thoughts? What regulated voltage, 10?
DT
All just for fun!
Hello All,
An interesting thing happened. I think that I will share it.
I bought 240 2SK170GR’s and set up a test jig to test the IDSS of each. I placed a 30 inch by 40 inch used construction drawing face down on the table with values for IDSS ma jotted down in 0.1ma steps. The jig was a plastic breadboard, momentary switch, digital 0-20ma panel meter and a 9 volt “transistor radio” battery. It took about 1 hour to test all the 2SK170’s.
First the piles of JFETS varied from 12 in a pile to none. The distribution was all over the place. A graph of the results would not be smooth or continuous.
The most interesting observation is this; I went back and retested the items close to the value I want to use in my project. Most of the tested values were less than by 0.1ma than they were the first time they were tested. The voltage of the 9 volt battery was also down by a few tenths as well.
The moral of the story is that the test voltage makes a difference. Not an ASTM / ANSI standard test. Perhaps a regulated voltage supply would be more consistent? Thoughts? What regulated voltage, 10?
DT
All just for fun!