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#1481 |
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It is mentioned somewhere in the thread that you should not short the dac chip. It needs alittle load, but I dont remember the exact ohms.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Poland
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As I mentioned earlier Lundahls 1517 have DC resistance about 9 ohms. If it's directly connected to CS4397/8 it's practically short. You can fry the DAC in this way.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Indiana
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I have one of these in my system- and I am using UTC A-20's. The L/R coupling caps were removed- and the transformers are wired right to the dac pins. It sounds great, but it's just a bit too "tweaky" for my taste.
I know it sounds contradictory to say this on diyaudio.com, but I'd rather be listening than tweaking. You'll get the dac with the transformer- and the A-20's. Let me know if any of you are interested. Thanks |
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McGyver do you know the preferred impedance the dac chip would like to see?
Just scrolled through the datasheet and couldn't find anything on the subject? |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Florida
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The cs4398 data sheet clearly states 1k minimum. The source impedence is around 120ohms.
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ahh yes.. so does the cs4397 datasheet. I found it now. Thank you.
Connecting a LL1517 with no resistors should then be considered a really bad idea .
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: nieuwegein
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Who knows the minimum DC-resistanceload the DAC can handle?
My monacor trafo's are 150 Ohm DC, with the 2 x 47 Ohm I'm at 244 Ohm. I'd like to go lower but how low can we go? The optimum source impedance of the monacor is 50 Ohm. This is possible with a parallel R of about 100 Ohm, but I am not going to try that!! Without Resitors the DAC sees 150 Ohm, will that be enough?? I know the datasheet says 1k, but as stated before I think the optimum values for the trafo are more important then for the DAC, unless it breaks down... |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Florida
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Nobody knows that answer, it's your dac, try it if you must. I wouldn't add any parallel load though.
You could add a parallel load if you keep some series resistance, but it would act as a voltage divider also. |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Sweden--> Here
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Quote:
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May I dare to try around 200 ohms..
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Just a little favor...
I need the UTC A-20 dimensions... Two pieces arriving soon and I planned to put them on the DAC pcb (removed opamps and anything related to them) - PICTURE (currently testing with Monacor LTR-110)
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