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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: TREVISO
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I am try to found the NF of this fet, but the data sheets of Toshiba ( 2003-03-25) don’t write this important value.
Same of you know it? Thank Giampietro
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Hm, Toshiba has on their 2SK330 these symbols:
Id @ Ugs=0V : Y: 1.2~3.0 mA, GR: 2.6~6.5 mA, BL: 6~14 mA Try with another manufacturer...but I think that only Toshiba is a manifacturer of 2SK330 ( probably ) or... your JFETs are fake...
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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and if NF is in any of them Here is a search 2SK330 at datasheetarchive.com http://www.datasheetarchive.com/sear...330&sType=part |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: TREVISO
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o.k. thank for the link of data sheets, but I don’t find the noise figure ( NF) of this device.
The NF is very important value if you use this component in audio application , that I want do tha KANEDA line and phono, I don’t find the 2SK33AGR for the input differential stage, and for the Yfss and Ciss I think substitute with the 330 but I don’t know the NF and Is possible a phono with to much noise. Thank g.pietro
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2SK170 is preferable...
NF is 0.5dB (typical) 2SK389, when the input stage is differential...NF is the same.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Italy
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is possible to use the 2SK389 in a not differential schematic? I mean, the first transistor for the left channel, the second one for the right channel, being the 389 a double transitor? Regards, Claudio |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Moonee Ponds, Vic, Australia
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Which Kaneda line & phono are you considering?
I don't recall Mr Kaneda using a 2SK33AGR, maybe your schematic is a bit indistinct and should read 2SK30AGR. Have a look throught this site (sorry it in Japanese) konton the second button (red) is Kaneda preamps. Hope this helps Regards James |
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In your cause it is possible, both JFETs work @ the same voltage. Just connect the substrate lead (pin 4) @ most negative supply. But you can't use separate PS for each channel.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: TREVISO
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Sorry is error Kaneda use in differential input stage the 2SK30AGR no 2SK33AGR
Pardon. gp
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: TREVISO
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Ok I know the sound and quality of 2SK170 are very sonic, but is necessary pay attention to Yfs are no same
170=22 330=4 30= 1,2 is value typical and is no very important if you use this device in circuit with all feedback ( kaneda for example) where the all gain is determinate by the feed and no by single component. G.ietro
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