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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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You have not 20 mils on the first design. I think you have 10-12 mils tops. You route a trace between the SO08 footprint. Check the connections to the buffer.
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the trace between the SO08 footprint is signal level,so i use thin route to keep the trace clear.
any ideas? |
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the pads for the connectors is not for hot relief.the reason i use bigger pads is for physical strong.cause it is industrial screw connectors. i add teardrops around the pads,this is my first time use teardrops function. i have setup grounding relief via pads near the signal input and output for better top layer grounding. the attached is modified ucp_v0.1 smt. |
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Join Date: May 2009
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Let me know when you have some prototypes and I will be more than happy to demo one of them for you!
Will keep an eye on this thread, looks like it could be very useful! |
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I do a overall test last weekend.there are three module.
1,PDIP LM4562 2,SMT LM4562 3,NE5534 with LME49600 the test result is so good so fun.cause there are only few resistors and opamps in the signal route Zang |
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module details
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Join Date: May 2009
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Wow.. great!
Well I just have a couple of spare PDIP LM4562 left over around home.. ![]() And your listening impressions?? tent:wq |
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its sound detail,nature and graceful.
fyi,my gear list below: 1,pc audio--->lm4562 ucp_v0.1--->hd580 headphone 2,cd player--->ne5534 with lme49600 ucp_v0.2--->hd580 headphone 3,pc audio--->lm4562 ucp_v0.1--->lm3886 inverted poweramp--->kef coda7se loudspeaker zang |
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Join Date: May 2009
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great.. I'd test it with a setup similar to number 3..
how could we agree for a demo shipmentz? tent:wq |
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