SW1 is used to set the load.
The easiest is to use 1 switch.
SW1 1 R6 1000R
SW1 2 R7 825R
SW1 3 R8 475R
SW1 4 R9 249R
SW1 5 R10 100R
SW1 6 R11 47R5
SW1 7 R12 24R9
SW1 8 R13 10R
You can of course use multiple resistors to parallel them and get values in between.
I wont make a chart of this.
You can see the Aleph Ono user manual.
Calculate yourself or use a multimeter.
The easiest is to use 1 switch.
SW1 1 R6 1000R
SW1 2 R7 825R
SW1 3 R8 475R
SW1 4 R9 249R
SW1 5 R10 100R
SW1 6 R11 47R5
SW1 7 R12 24R9
SW1 8 R13 10R
You can of course use multiple resistors to parallel them and get values in between.
I wont make a chart of this.
You can see the Aleph Ono user manual.
Calculate yourself or use a multimeter.
1 A groundplane should always be massive and make a good ground. Are you really sure about that, lower capacitance?promitheus said:the meshed ground plane has a few advantages over solid plane.
1. lower stray capacitance
2. pcb remains flat
2 That may be true but I haven't got any problems with massive groundplanes and machine soldering.
promitheus said:the meshed ground plane has a few advantages over solid plane.
1. lower stray capacitance
2. pcb remains flat
1. Ignorable
2. It does anyways
3. High inductance/impedance
4. Compromized (frequency limited) shielding capabilities
... some but not much.... back to the topic.promitheus said:do you guys have a point about this?
Some people are asking about the placement of the Q5 Transistor.
If you are using a BC550 just follow the layout.
If you are using the 2SC1844 from the KIT you need to solder it like in the photo. because it has a different pin out.
You need to move one position up.
Check the new Photo to see the 2 different pinouts.
If you are using a BC550 just follow the layout.
If you are using the 2SC1844 from the KIT you need to solder it like in the photo. because it has a different pin out.
You need to move one position up.
Check the new Photo to see the 2 different pinouts.
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