"21/6/19 The PF5102 JFET became EOL. But GB long term supply is secure. For substituting with J113 see info in post #1559"
Above info is from UBIB thread 33Vdc max. Can J113 sub PF5102 on UFSP? If no, any substitutes? Its the only part I'm don't have for the build. Thank
It could work here too with proper value source pin resistors if 1.3S's J1 will not see >35V across it. Which is J113's VDS max spec. Asks not to exceed 43V RawDC input to this shunt reg. Approaching but not touching max spec this way. M1 Vgs and LEDs 1,2,3 Vf, drop the difference between those two voltages.
I have 100 J113's from Digikey. With Atlas DCA75 I measure 12.00ma IDSS on 20 pieces, no variation. I'm assuming all 100 will measure 12.00 ma IDSS
Are they suitable?
They are all showing same 12mA which is impossible. Probably maxing out Atlas because each one having >>12mA IDSS in reality. Use classic method* with power source and DMM to survey them. Then follow my instructions for proper source resistors value in the Ubib link.
*https://diyaudiostore.com/pages/jfet-matching-information
*https://diyaudiostore.com/pages/jfet-matching-information
Any issue with J113 and need for highest gain setting? I have 0.5mv cartridge and was reviewing FSP build guide where 0.4-0.6mv required higher operating voltage and higher transformer voltage.
No issue with using J113 in the 1.3S shunt reg regarding its useful output range. Just don't feed it with more than 43V loaded Raw DC input. Antek 0532 50VA 32V transformer gave 42.3V raw dc loaded in glenv6's build yesterday so a 32VAC secondary should be safe for you too.
Hello Salas - I've built the FSP for MM and a UFSP, which I use for a MC cartridge. The UFSP sounds incredible with an AT-OC9ML/II cartridge, my FSP is used with a Shure V15MRv5 with a JICO SAS NEO needle. I'm using Cardas 35awg wire from the cartridges pins to the RCA's going into the FSP, from what I have found the Caras wire is 140pF. In comparison to the UFSP, the treble is dull and the gain is less, the gain I can increase the volume, the treble I would like to improve.
I have Q1 populated with 91 ohms at R2, Q2 and R3 are empty. C2 is a VISHAY MKP 1837 10nF capacitor and C2y is empty. I was going to install pins for C2y so I can try polystyrene 82pF to 150pF, these I have in several sizes between 82 - 150pF. I'm using Auricap XO in C3 and C4 positions. I have VISHAY Z-foil resistors in R1 & R14.
Am I correct in assuming changes to C2y will improve the treble? ANy suggestions you have?
I have Q1 populated with 91 ohms at R2, Q2 and R3 are empty. C2 is a VISHAY MKP 1837 10nF capacitor and C2y is empty. I was going to install pins for C2y so I can try polystyrene 82pF to 150pF, these I have in several sizes between 82 - 150pF. I'm using Auricap XO in C3 and C4 positions. I have VISHAY Z-foil resistors in R1 & R14.
Am I correct in assuming changes to C2y will improve the treble? ANy suggestions you have?
I believe changes to input load resistance and total load capacitance would give you more solutions. MM is an electromechanical system with a resonance in the last octave. Rx positions are parallel to R1 and you can utilize all those creatively. Both for creating different R and adding C. Please read this older but informative article: https://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/load_the_magnets_e.html
15nF is the correct valueC2 is a VISHAY MKP 1837 10nF capacitor and C2y is empty.
BTW you could even install a 100k trimmer instead of R1. Wired as rheostat. To find out best treble balance with the Shure MM. Then measure the settled value and replace with a good resistor. Skipping experiments with Rx combinations. Try with 43dB gain config as well. It should not overload since it's a 3mV cart.
I like that idea, I soldered in some pins on R2x and R3x to try capacitors and resistor changes. Very interesting article, the trimmer is a great idea instead of buying lots of resistors I may never use.
Can the trimmer be adjusted while playing a record? Or do I need to turn everything off to adjust? Best to ask a dumb question than the unknown.
Can the trimmer be adjusted while playing a record? Or do I need to turn everything off to adjust? Best to ask a dumb question than the unknown.
Can be adjusted as you listen. Use an insulated screwdriver to avoid injecting noises. Just in case.
salas,actually I use the University 1.3S,for the reg`S 560,you mean the Q2 or Q3?Maybe a layout problem? I don't know this board. Else replace the reg's 560 BJTs first. Then M1.
I measured IDSS of 100 pcs J113 with13.5v regulated psu.
After settling, the vast majority measure between 19 - 21MA
R4/R7R8 resistors I have 560 and 680 ohms at the moment and non at 750 ohms
Should I pick the lowest IDSS and go with 560 or 680 ohms with Jfets at 20ma IDSS.
Thought I'd ask because I'm right between the two
After settling, the vast majority measure between 19 - 21MA
R4/R7R8 resistors I have 560 and 680 ohms at the moment and non at 750 ohms
Should I pick the lowest IDSS and go with 560 or 680 ohms with Jfets at 20ma IDSS.
Thought I'd ask because I'm right between the two
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