New-building of my B1 buffer

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I was waiting for Papa's PCB to be available, but no news yet . . .
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So, I will walk my way again with my blue color pen. The board size is 180mmX120mm. I could squeeze the size a bit. I will have neither the selector nor the volume because I have another independant box having six source selectors and 100K volume attenuator.

Any comment?

Cheers,

>>:)<<
 

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Your hand drawn PCB's look like fun. I bought some pens and a nice big board to play with. I've just finished my first rough draft of a hand drawn Szekeres Headphone Amp PCB. I learned a few things on this and need to try again, but it should be a little easier next time. Your B1 has some aspects I had not thought of. You are making an effort to have equal length traces between some sections. I'll add that the list of things to keep in mind when laying out a PCB. I'm following your method from your "New-building of my F5" thread. Any breadcrumbs you drop along the way will be picked up.

Thanks
Jim
 
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Zen Mod said:
led legs aren't squared

:clown:


hehe :clown: hehe

I'm going to use the computer AC adaptor for the power supply. It has the output of 19VDC 3.16A. Since the adaptor jack is too small sized for me to handle properly, I'm thinking of cutting off the plug part including the ferrite core and replacing with two pole connector which I could easily mount to the chassis.

Hmm . . . I'm also thinking of a wooden box B1 . . .


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steenoe said:
... I have a board for you (if you want it), just needs drilling;)

:)


Okay, let me try it. Many thanks :)

By the way, let me continue with the ac adaptor. Now the ferrite core has been re-installed on the line, and the two-pole mini connetor has been attached. Ready to be used . . .

Cheers,
 

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Hi Bab,
Wait, don't use those pairs just yet. Add 9 & 11 and 1 & 13 as possible candidates for matched pairs.

Set up an LTP jig and measure the tracking of the prospective pairs. If they are good then keep them for a specialised use that really benefits from matched pairs.

Now, pick two pairs with similar Idss (2% or 3% error is OK) for the B1, it does not need nor benefit from real matched pairs.
 
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AndrewT said:

Add 9 & 11 and 1 & 13 as possible candidates for matched pairs.


I feel like a blind . . . How come I couldn't see 9&11 and 1&13?
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It's too late . . . I already chosen the marked four, and returned the others into the unmatched bunch with no marking because I always match them in different ways for the different purposes . . .

Cheers,

:)
 
Babowana said:
This morning I tried the second round of the matching test.

At about 10.5 Vds, four 2SJ170s having the following Idss finally chosen:

8.50 mA - 8.50 mA
8.67 mA - 8.68 mA

I hope these will well play their role . . .


>>:)<<

Just a suggestion;
You could also use number 2+11 and 9+3. With 2 and 9 as the top J-fet. Check out what was said here:

J-fet matching for B1

That would save you the 2 excact matching sets.

:)
 
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