Hi WT,
How long does an actual test of an LD1014D take with a test jig? Can you show us your whole setup including bench instruments?
Thanks for measuring and matching.
I just got my order of 100 LD1014D’s and these are all sealed in a tape roll. So we know they are from the same batch.
How long does an actual test of an LD1014D take with a test jig? Can you show us your whole setup including bench instruments?
Thanks for measuring and matching.
I just got my order of 100 LD1014D’s and these are all sealed in a tape roll. So we know they are from the same batch.
Hi WT,
How long does an actual test of an LD1014D take with a test jig? Can you show us your whole setup including bench instruments?
Thanks for measuring and matching.
I just got my order of 100 LD1014D’s and these are all sealed in a tape roll. So we know they are from the same batch.
For matching the Pass Stash, I used a Keithley 2602B and a custom Python program that I wrote. The cable harness from the 2602B to the plug-in board is simple solid core copper wire built by me. The plug in board is a Radio Shack ordinary item.
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I'm not sure if it's been answered before, but what are the differences between the LU and LD? Thanks
We may have to do that - no header pins you are on your own. Or we could provide enough (1 pair per person) so they can use the matched FETs from this GB.
Could we just solder short lengths of wire to the pads on the adaptor board to hook it up to the main PCB - would give more flexibility for locating it?
Yes, of course. I have done that very thing in the past with my "snubber" boards for mounting TO-247 MOSFETs for the Alpha Nirvana amp, the FH9HVX, and the Alpha BB amp. If you do, use extra flexible silicone insulation high strand count "RC racecar" wire. 18 ga is big enough and keep to 8in or shorter. The supple wire will reduce mechanical strain.
Nice setup 😉LD1010 device on adapter PCB. You will have to take my word for it that there is a device under the clothespin.
Great, the LD1010D also has those triode-like curves 🙂The adapter PCB is a little "fiddly". It may be advisable to run the LD1010/LD1014 over a piece of very fine grit sandpaper.
I didn't see any differences looking at both datasheets anyway , but I did not speand hours looking at them....
Nice setup 😉
JPS64 designed this PCB. It works. I am delighted to have it. It may be available for public consumption. XRK has the say in this.
I can source those 3-pin headers on my own, bent on one side as necessary. So no need to wait for a bulk purchase.
Important GB Update
LU1014D GB Signup Sheet
First of all, thanks to Papa for the LU1014D donation which got this GB moving.
Also thanks to Woofertester for matching the donated LU1014D in pairs and XRK971 for creating and testing the PCB.
We've reached the limit of the donated LU1014D's and I'm closing off the list of members who have signed up for the one pair. The last member I have signed up for a pair is TomTest.
I have added two new columns to the spreadsheet for the country destination of the parts (where we are shipping your items) and your email address. I will need to send an invoice to your email that includes the cost of the PCB kit and the shipping cost. LU1014D are your gift from Papa!
I do not have a cost for the PCB kit yet. The reason is explained below. It should be small and it should be only a couple of dollars per pair.
I'm now working out the details of the PCB "kit" with the vendors. The kit consists of a pair of PCBs, SMD resistors and 3 pin headers. The 3 pin headers are the hangup at this time with a 3 month lead time for our spreadsheet quantities of 700 pair. Unfortunately, the three pin headers are not available from our usual sources, Mouser, Digikey, etc.. The have to be ordered directly from the one supplier. We cannot just buy them from another source.
I can get a smaller amount of headers, enough to assemble a kit for each pair of Papa's LU1014D in about 3 weeks, which is where we need to be. This means if you have signed up for one pair of PCBs (PCBs, resistors and 3 pin headers) and one pair of LU1014D, you will get exactly that.
If you added more than one pair of PCBs to the spreadsheet, I cannot provide the matching 3 pin headers for those extra PCBs. This may be a deal breaker for some of you and if so, please update your PCB quantities asap. Some of you might be fine with no header pins and still want to receive the PCBs and resistors. I will try to supply all the PCBs that are requested.
I will close the PCB orders at 10pm PST on June 7th. You have a couple of days to adjust.
When I have a total number for the PCB orders I can calculate the final costs and I will send an invoice to your email address.
Please post any questions and I'll answer asap. If it's complicated, PM me and we'll sort it out.
Please check this thread over the next few days as we finish up the GB.
Thanks!
LU1014D GB Signup Sheet
First of all, thanks to Papa for the LU1014D donation which got this GB moving.
Also thanks to Woofertester for matching the donated LU1014D in pairs and XRK971 for creating and testing the PCB.
We've reached the limit of the donated LU1014D's and I'm closing off the list of members who have signed up for the one pair. The last member I have signed up for a pair is TomTest.
I have added two new columns to the spreadsheet for the country destination of the parts (where we are shipping your items) and your email address. I will need to send an invoice to your email that includes the cost of the PCB kit and the shipping cost. LU1014D are your gift from Papa!
I do not have a cost for the PCB kit yet. The reason is explained below. It should be small and it should be only a couple of dollars per pair.
I'm now working out the details of the PCB "kit" with the vendors. The kit consists of a pair of PCBs, SMD resistors and 3 pin headers. The 3 pin headers are the hangup at this time with a 3 month lead time for our spreadsheet quantities of 700 pair. Unfortunately, the three pin headers are not available from our usual sources, Mouser, Digikey, etc.. The have to be ordered directly from the one supplier. We cannot just buy them from another source.
I can get a smaller amount of headers, enough to assemble a kit for each pair of Papa's LU1014D in about 3 weeks, which is where we need to be. This means if you have signed up for one pair of PCBs (PCBs, resistors and 3 pin headers) and one pair of LU1014D, you will get exactly that.
If you added more than one pair of PCBs to the spreadsheet, I cannot provide the matching 3 pin headers for those extra PCBs. This may be a deal breaker for some of you and if so, please update your PCB quantities asap. Some of you might be fine with no header pins and still want to receive the PCBs and resistors. I will try to supply all the PCBs that are requested.
I will close the PCB orders at 10pm PST on June 7th. You have a couple of days to adjust.
When I have a total number for the PCB orders I can calculate the final costs and I will send an invoice to your email address.
Please post any questions and I'll answer asap. If it's complicated, PM me and we'll sort it out.
Please check this thread over the next few days as we finish up the GB.
Thanks!
email address public?
Hi wg45,
Please excuse me, but I don’t want to make my email address public. I think that's dangerous.
Is there an alternative? for example can i send them to you?
Regards
Jens
Hi wg45,
Please excuse me, but I don’t want to make my email address public. I think that's dangerous.
Is there an alternative? for example can i send them to you?
Regards
Jens
HI please collect address and remove to avoid spam ,thanks for all !!
Me neither..PS I dont need the pin connector I solder all my wire, give u need
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