ANADIGIT said:I will receive PCB from my group buy of ARC VT-60 SE but I can't find where's a source of LM329 IC's ?
Schematic included 3*6DJ8, 4*6550 and I decide to use Hammond 1650P, too
Digikey has some:
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=LM329DZ-ND
You might also get by with a couple of 6.9V Zeners.
Hi Anadigit
Thanks for publishing the circuit. Taking into account the high signal level circuits the regulator is powering, there should be no real degradation using a zener. The 470uF and the low voltage electrolytics are Nichicon, the 100uF probably Chemicon.
Thanks for publishing the circuit. Taking into account the high signal level circuits the regulator is powering, there should be no real degradation using a zener. The 470uF and the low voltage electrolytics are Nichicon, the 100uF probably Chemicon.
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I'm assuming that transistor shown in the ccs circuit was meant to be a jfet.. (In any case it is not a great ccs.)
One thought about the LM329 is that it will require far less current than the typical zener for normal operation, it also has a much smaller temperature coefficient than most zeners - that said a 6.9V zener typically has a relatively low temperature coefficient.
The only other thing I will add is that ARC solid state high voltage regulators are not very reliable IME, although in this application the plate load resistors provide enough isolation from potential load faults that this might not be an issue, line transients are another issue...
One thought about the LM329 is that it will require far less current than the typical zener for normal operation, it also has a much smaller temperature coefficient than most zeners - that said a 6.9V zener typically has a relatively low temperature coefficient.
The only other thing I will add is that ARC solid state high voltage regulators are not very reliable IME, although in this application the plate load resistors provide enough isolation from potential load faults that this might not be an issue, line transients are another issue...
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The schematic given here is the same as in the first post.
http://www.diysong.com/images/vt60report01/vt60se.jpg
http://www.diysong.com/images/vt60report01/vt60se.jpg
Our chassis
Next week our chassis group buy will be complete, my friend he used CNC for build this chassis !
My friend tested CCS already, it's OK and good for current control when you change value of resistor.
Now I waiting for my KT88 JJ and 6N1p for test our PCBs.
Thanks
Anadigit
Next week our chassis group buy will be complete, my friend he used CNC for build this chassis !
My friend tested CCS already, it's OK and good for current control when you change value of resistor.
Now I waiting for my KT88 JJ and 6N1p for test our PCBs.
Thanks
Anadigit
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