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Join Date: Jun 2007
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I will be getting the galvanic isolation when I take the outs of the DAC (+ and -) and I will not be using the center tap on either the primary or secondary side. When I measured the voltage from a single leg, I of course had the voltmeter connected to one leg and a chassis gnd (in that case only). I am greedy about getting as much voltage out since the B1 provide no gain. I looked at the Whitlock / Jensen papers and they are helpful. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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Have a look at Jung. He explains the >=1M for input impedance to <=50ohm for source impedance ratio for best rejection. Same concept to Whitlock but with different words.
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Join Date: May 2008
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I will build the B1 line preamp I've buy ten 2SK170-BR, but they all have an IDSS of arround 2.7 ma. Is it a too low IDSS to get low noise and low thd ? I've use a transistor analyser with a precision of 5% to measure the IDSS. Where can I ad a low pass filter in the B1 circuit ? Thanx Paul Last edited by tessier; 6th October 2012 at 10:14 AM. |
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Join Date: May 2008
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No reply to my questions ? Thanx Paul |
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2SK170 are either GR, BL, or V. Real Toshiba GR span 2.6mA to 6.5mA and tend to bunch half that way as random samples. You probably got fakes. Even if they are selected near IDSS samples from bottom of the barrel real 2SK170GR such low transconductance is no good for B1. You would need 7 to 9mA BL samples for good dissipation and trasconductance balance.
P.S. Which transistor analyzer that measures IDSS? |
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Join Date: May 2008
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How about using two of my 2SK170 in parallel ? I used a M Cube semiconductor analyser. Thanx Paul |
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diyAudio Chief Moderator
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No, don't do that, they will never be 2 exactly same ones. Their capacitance will double also. Short g,s pins to a 9V battery's - and put a mA meter between + to drain, verify the analyzer for now.
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Join Date: May 2008
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I've done the test you suggested and it have arround 3 ma for all my 2SK170 How about changing the values of some resistors in the circuits so I can use my low IDSS 2SK170 ? Thanx Paul |
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P.S. That's 11% error, don't trust the analyzer for any real IDSS matching in the future. |
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