pmchoong,
I did the board repair since I was part of the first batch (same as yourself). I posted a couple of photos of the finished product here.
Regarding the replacement resistor values, I exchanged a few posts with EUVL here. The repair works great, and I the DC detection/protection works as expected.
I did the board repair since I was part of the first batch (same as yourself). I posted a couple of photos of the finished product here.
Regarding the replacement resistor values, I exchanged a few posts with EUVL here. The repair works great, and I the DC detection/protection works as expected.
Really? I just clicked on them both, and they went to different locations. First link should go to post #613 showing photos of my populated and fixed protection boards. Second link should go to post #601 talking about the revised SMD resistor values.
Works as advertised for me. Many thanks for the update and info Horio.
Say at start up C2 is empty (0V).
R1 sees full rail voltage (say 22V when not loaded)
In the second or so when C2 (and later C3) gets charged, R1 sees :
22*22/1k = 484mW.
Yes, only for a second or so.
But why take any risk ?
Patrick
Thanks Patrick,
I have some PRP 0.1% 10ppm, but then I find that they are 1/10W, not the usual 1/4W ones. In any case, looking at your calculation, perhaps I will use 1/2W ones, even if only for psychological comfort
If you degenerate the 2SK170, you will be able to match the bias current, but at the expense of more imbalance in open loop gain.
As discussed before, they might cancel out to a more or less extent in the balanced configuration.
But I would at least try to get some 2SK170GR first.
They are not difficult to get, and in the worst case you can try LSK170A.
Patrick
As discussed before, they might cancel out to a more or less extent in the balanced configuration.
But I would at least try to get some 2SK170GR first.
They are not difficult to get, and in the worst case you can try LSK170A.
Patrick
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