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Join Date: Jan 2006
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So im trying to improw my LM3886 Gainclone and im just finished with this layout: http://www.leetmaa.se/diy/new.pdf
Can you please have a look and give me any comment's about my selected values and clear out some questions? Partlist: C1: 0,1 uF film-cap polypropylen C2: 0,1 uF film-cap polypropylen C3: 10 uF alm-cap elektrolyt C4: 220 pF film-cap polypropylen C5: 100 uF alm-cap elektrolyt C6: 10000 uF alm-cap elektrolyt C7: 10000 uF alm-cap elektrolyt C8: 0,1 uF film-cap polypropylen C9: 1,0 uF axiell-cap polypropylen R1: 33 kOhm 1% 1/4W R2: 1 kOhm 1% 1/4W R3: 1 kOhm 1% 1/4W R4: 39 kOhm 1% 1/4W R5: 10 Ohm 2W R6: 47 kOhm 1% 1/4W R7: 2 Ohm 2W J6 is a jumper if you dont want the mute-function. Thank's in advance, best regards... |
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Quite good layout.
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Just noticing what is the reason to put R5(10 Ohms) resistor between the output ? It will burn out quickly and degrade power by much.
Also, i would shorten input traces - on the board , low level signal is not shielded , so shorting the leads may decrease noise. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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R5 is there in a design from national, but at the single-supply unit paralleld with an 0,7 uH inductor. Forgott to mention the inductor. But i can take it away and ad a jumber instead. And i think i can shorten the input traces. Thank you. How does the other values look? |
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Inductor is a good idea , but if you don't plan to use really long speaker cables , this can be left out.Adding more components than necessary may induce some other problems.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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I updated the pdf-file; http://www.leetmaa.se/diy/new.pdf Please have another look and let me know. I also updated my first post; R5 is now a jumper. Thank you again... Edit: I was about to edit my first post but suddenly that button is missing. Note: R5 is now a 0 ohm's jumper |
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I can see no problems with your layout.However , the only way to test is to really build lt
. good luck
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![]() I have allready built a simular version, but this one will be better i think. Again, thank you for your time! |
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