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31st December 2006, 04:23 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: HKSAR
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testing super leach without a scope
Hi,
I have made a new board (or boards) for the superleach. Everything enclosed in red box in the schematic is on an output board which sits under the main as in the photos. I have solder all the to-3 onto the output board. Further I do not have a scope for what Mr. Leach is doing. Is there a way to test the main board by just using DVM and not desoldering the to-3's out? I only had one piece of board made.. If that is OK, I intend to send it to the fab-house. This prototype is going to be dismentaled after the testing. Tks for the tip BTW if I am really sending it to the fab house, I need to order 10 sets. I have plans for 4 sets, would anybody be interest in sharing the rest? They should be around US$35/set, 1.6mm FR4, component silkscreen, tinned 3oz copper with solder mask in blue. |
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31st December 2006, 09:39 AM
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Andrew, you were right about that, tks. I forget to include them in the 'red box'. But they were there. If you re-examine the first photo (where you can see the heatsink) you can see a ele. cap. sandwiched between the 2 boards or should I say, soldered to the soldering side of output board. The one in between the middle 2 screws holding the alu. bar to the heatsink.
So any more tip for the testing? |
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31st December 2006, 09:49 AM
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I also solder the 100nf along side with the 100uf or exactly 47uf as stated in Mr. Leach part list and hopefully that's not going to affect anything. Hope the attached photo can clarify that. Also I don't have MJE15030, 031 at hand so I use MJE15031, 032. Guess that should be OK too. The rest of the components I use exactly the same thing. The 11k and 1k1 I made it up with 22k nad 2k2 in parallel. The 6k2 was made up by serialing 3k and 3k3 to get as close as possible. You might see the mess of it on the main board. But I had modified the board for the fabrication version so that it can accomodate both parallel and serial resistors for the 6k2.
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