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Hi guys.
What's good, what could be better? Trace width:16 mil E-Caps: Panasonic FK Caps: WIMA SMD cheers // vit |
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looks very professional.What is it used for doing?
A suggestion is to avoid the "T" type trace. digi |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Germany, Clausthal
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some questions:
why do you use 390R instead of 1k5 at R27 ? do you think more voltage across the FET is better? why do you use 10nF for C3? i think in the original this one would be the 2n7. Do you use a less +-30V power supply? for the 3k3 resistors i think 1 or 2 watt type would be better. very interested, Till |
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Hi Till
I asked someone (can't remember who I will use PCM1794 wich have 4x higher output then PCM63. edit: Yes, the 3k3 resistor is 2W. BTW...I will use your power supply ![]() If you are intrested I'll send you my eagle-files cheers // vit |
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