The top board appears to have two opto-isolators or bridges on the right side.
Did I win a free beer?
Did I win a free beer?
Fred Dieckmann said:
If not even you have a clue, it probably doesn't work, whatever
it is supposed to do. 🙂
Where did you find it? What is it claimed to do?
No!
I am pretty sure those are mosfets......... They look like the ones in my Aleph 3.
Wait a minute, I thought I was the one asking the questions........
I am pretty sure those are mosfets......... They look like the ones in my Aleph 3.
Wait a minute, I thought I was the one asking the questions........
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This is getting difficult........
"Where did you find it? What is it claimed to do?"
You guys don't seem to understand......... I am the one asking questions. People asking me other questions is not helping. We have a saying....... Do you always answer a question with another question? I believe the correct response to that is "I don't know, do I?"
"Where did you find it? What is it claimed to do?"
You guys don't seem to understand......... I am the one asking questions. People asking me other questions is not helping. We have a saying....... Do you always answer a question with another question? I believe the correct response to that is "I don't know, do I?"
Re: This is getting difficult........
You asked what it was, but presumably you know where you found
the picture of it. Allright, if that info didn't help you, maybe it won't
help anybode else to asnwer the question either, but you can't
know that.
Fred Dieckmann said:
You asked what it was, but presumably you know where you found
the picture of it. Allright, if that info didn't help you, maybe it won't
help anybode else to asnwer the question either, but you can't
know that.
Fred Dieckmann said:
i remeber when i was young i saw a UFO right above me and it was covered with those boards all over it!!!!
Fred Dieckmann said:
it is a mother/daughter PCB with lots of electronic components.
Yes, it is for sale.
Yes, i have seen one.
It does a lot of things, too many to list.
The "daughter"-PCB is a single ended class-A preamp module from UB-Elektronik:
http://www.ub-audio.de/produkte/pre.htm
The lower board is called the "Mini-pre". It`s a preamp module that can be either stuffed with different IC OP-Amps or extended with the discrete "UB-Audio-Modul" as shown in your picture .
I don`t know why the datasheet (complete construction manual with schematic, parts list, PCB layout etc.) don`t show up currently but when You`re interested I could send it (PDF 787kb) to You as I have downloaded it at a former time.
Hm, the only pre I could find at the UB-Audio site didn't look like
the one in Freds picture at all, and I could find no trace of the
daughterboard.
And yes, it was called the mini-pre.
Edit: this is what the mini-pre looks like according to UB-Audio.
Hm, probably this picture is two boards, so if they have made a
redisng, maybe they are not that much different?
the one in Freds picture at all, and I could find no trace of the
daughterboard.
And yes, it was called the mini-pre.
Edit: this is what the mini-pre looks like according to UB-Audio.
Hm, probably this picture is two boards, so if they have made a
redisng, maybe they are not that much different?
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Hi Christer,
take a closer look. Although it is not obvious at the first glance, the "motherboard" is the same as the "Mini-pre" here (linked from the site given in my previous post) :
http://www.ub-audio.de/produkte/mp.htm
Some parts are somewhat differently stuffed at this picture but it is actually the same circuit.
The daughterboard is this one (the according picture obviously seems not to show up):
http://www.ub-audio.de/produkte/m12.htm
When the "Mini-Pre" should be configurated with the "Audio-Modul" instead of OP-Amps, the "Audio-Modul" daughter-PCB takes place right above where the OP-Amp is shown at the "Mini-Pre" picture as shown in Fred`s picture.
In the UB-Elektronik manual that I have (download from the bottom of the Audio-Modul page does not work at the moment also, at least for me) there is a picture which looks exactly like the one Fred showed above.
Cocolino,
yes I realized later that it could be a slightly modified version of
the same board, which is why I added the comment. I missed that
Freds picture was one channel, and the UB one a stereo-version
from another angle, which confused me. Some components are
of different type and also some component placement seems to
differ slightly.
I suspected that link you posted was the daughterbord. I found it
too on the side, but the picutre is grey and the pdf links don't work,
so I couldn't check it.
yes I realized later that it could be a slightly modified version of
the same board, which is why I added the comment. I missed that
Freds picture was one channel, and the UB one a stereo-version
from another angle, which confused me. Some components are
of different type and also some component placement seems to
differ slightly.
I suspected that link you posted was the daughterbord. I found it
too on the side, but the picutre is grey and the pdf links don't work,
so I couldn't check it.
Accidentally I found a working link at the UB-Elektronik site to the latest version of the "Mini-Pre" + the "Audio-Module" manual (scroll completely down to the very bottom of the page - it`s the last link at that page):
http://www.ub-audio.de/tipps.htm#MiniPre
http://www.ub-audio.de/tipps.htm#MiniPre
I keep wondering what the web guy at this site is going to do Monday morning when he looks at the 'hit' count for their site compaired to last week................
off topic but I couldn't resist ;-)
off topic but I couldn't resist ;-)
just seeing who's awake.......
I ran into this by accident while looking for something else........ and yes I knew what it was, since the picture came from the website. It seems the product hasn't been released yet but is due in March I think. This design bears a basic topology resemblence to one of the DIY op amps in Mr. Pass's article. Also, the IRF mosfets it uses have been used by Mr. Pass in a published DIY project and one of the pair in the Aleph 3 I believe. I guess I was not the only one who had not seen it.............. 😕
I ran into this by accident while looking for something else........ and yes I knew what it was, since the picture came from the website. It seems the product hasn't been released yet but is due in March I think. This design bears a basic topology resemblence to one of the DIY op amps in Mr. Pass's article. Also, the IRF mosfets it uses have been used by Mr. Pass in a published DIY project and one of the pair in the Aleph 3 I believe. I guess I was not the only one who had not seen it.............. 😕
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