VSSA Through-Hole-PCB build thread

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John! tthose cccurrves.... :up:
Hi Shaan... thanks
hehe I'm trying make some arts :D
not fully tested yet because the Cap. Multiplier is not finished yet
I'm still using the PeeCeeBee till now :cool:

Can you tell us where we can find the schematic this p.c.b based?
Hi Thimios,
I don't have the schematic :eek:
Look at Jason reply :

thimios,

It looks like John used the VSSA schematic in Lazy Cat's thread using more common parts, or at least it should be very close >HERE<
Thanks Jason,
Yes this one is the closest schematic but with some bigger parts that's available here at local store :)

BTW I'm just finnish two more boards but it is a PeeCeeBee based :)
the easiest one to build... I'm try to make it as little as possible
but no picture yet :worship:

Regards
 
I want to run this in mono mode.
Each channel powered with two laptop supplies,one for + rail and the other for - rail.
One channel (this with polystyrene compensation)run well ,just a little warm zobel,when the other(this with claim compensation) smoke the 10R gnd lift resistor and the zobel resistor .
Each channel tested separately,only one channel runs each time.
Scope show oscillations.
That isn't present when modules run from a linear power supply.
Opinions please
 

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I want to run this in mono mode.
Each channel powered with two laptop supplies,one for + rail and the other for - rail.
One channel (this with polystyrene compensation)run well ,just a little warm zobel,when the other(this with claim compensation) smoke the 10R gnd lift resistor and the zobel resistor .
Each channel tested separately,only one channel runs each time.
Scope show oscillations.
That isn't present when modules run from a linear power supply.
Opinions please


471 is 470 pf not 47.
 
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