The diyAudio Firstwatt F6

Version with solder tags (visible posts at ends of power resistors) enabling if desired/needed paralling of degenerating resistors. Working in Z axis to reduce overall PCB dimensions and if stacked, better power distribution (mounting PCB parallel to main heatsink).

Collecting more comments to, one day (I hope soon), fix the design for prototype. For the moment I´m missing more interested diy´er.

Still waiting for PCB board level transformer shielding.

JP
 
Version with solder tags (visible posts at ends of power resistors) enabling if desired/needed paralling of degenerating resistors. Working in Z axis to reduce overall PCB dimensions and if stacked, better power distribution (mounting PCB parallel to main heatsink).

Collecting more comments to, one day (I hope soon), fix the design for prototype. For the moment I´m missing more interested diy´er.

Still waiting for PCB board level transformer shielding.

JP

This version fixes all issues with the original pcb.
The only thing required to gain new interest would be to show Nelson using your pcb with 32V rails, and his new Cinemag transformer.
That would raise some eyebrows.

IXTH64N10L2 can easily dissipate 60W


Or just label your pcb F6 Nitrous.
Quite a few motor heads around here. :D
 
Last edited:
Saturday progress...

Actuaally without top silkscreen.

JP
 

Attachments

  • F6_PBA_TOP_001c.jpg
    F6_PBA_TOP_001c.jpg
    378.8 KB · Views: 566
  • F6_PBA_TOP_001b_JFET_thermal_coupling.jpg
    F6_PBA_TOP_001b_JFET_thermal_coupling.jpg
    393.8 KB · Views: 563
I´m waiting for transformer board level shielding quotation (needs to be symbol defined and routed) before ordering PCB.

110x103x2mm, 70µm, HAL, green, white top silkscreen, batch of ten.

P.S.: all my board are 3D modelled before ordering for last check and believe me, the model is not far realistic from the produced boards.

JP