That´s an LM317 or similar you´re using, right?
Did you forget the wire from between R20&C12 to the ADJ-pin?
Thanks for your beautiful layouts BTW.
They are a joy to study and look at!
Yes, eagle eyes you have...
Thanks BTW...
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Thanks Lineup!I think you can use TIP41C.
It will give a little more distortion.
But as there is a feedback the different will not be dramatical.
I did a testrun simulation with TIP41C.
The result is just the same as BD139 = THD 0.001%
See image.
So there is not at all problem using TIP41C.
B.t.w., this amplifier should have a catchy name
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Something like this ,
https://www.mouser.in/ProductDetail/Diodes-Incorporated/DF10M?qs=G5AQjGfRJcIrwPKN/iDgDw==
It's B- Dil package of rectifier
https://www.mouser.in/ProductDetail/Diodes-Incorporated/DF10M?qs=G5AQjGfRJcIrwPKN/iDgDw==
It's B- Dil package of rectifier
Just sold a headphone amplifier and don´t really need another one
but the force is strong with this one!
And it simulates just so well.
Made a little sunday afternoon layout.
2-layers with brute-force GND on both layers.
RC-filters and TL431+pass transistor cause its just another BD139. (the TL431-circuit is from FauxFrench!)
Probably find me a tiny aluminium stripe and attach the transistors to it. (attach insulated!)
If anybody in germany wants some PCBs we could share. I probably only need 2 PCBs.
but the force is strong with this one!
And it simulates just so well.
Made a little sunday afternoon layout.
2-layers with brute-force GND on both layers.
RC-filters and TL431+pass transistor cause its just another BD139. (the TL431-circuit is from FauxFrench!)
Probably find me a tiny aluminium stripe and attach the transistors to it. (attach insulated!)
If anybody in germany wants some PCBs we could share. I probably only need 2 PCBs.
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B.t.w., this amplifier should have a catchy name
I named mine T3. Maybe not catchy but helps me remember what's inside
I agree with Joensd "the force is strong with this one".I named mine T3. Maybe not catchy but helps me remember what's inside
How about ¨The Force"?
Just sold a headphone amplifier and don´t really need another one
but the force is strong with this one!
And it simulates just so well.
Made a little sunday afternoon layout.
2-layers with brute-force GND on both layers.
RC-filters and TL431+pass transistor cause its just another BD139. (the TL431-circuit is from FauxFrench!)
Probably find me a tiny aluminium stripe and attach the transistors to it. (attach insulated!)
If anybody in germany wants some PCBs we could share. I probably only need 2 PCBs.
Why stop at one.. I've got 2 made at the moment with parts for 10 available...
It simulates well but sounds even better!
Thanks for sharing the a version the FauxFrench's circuit. I think I'll give that one a go too!
Hi joensd, would be in with one or two. Cheers, ErnstJust sold a headphone amplifier and don´t really need another one
but the force is strong with this one!
And it simulates just so well.
Made a little sunday afternoon layout.
2-layers with brute-force GND on both layers.
RC-filters and TL431+pass transistor cause its just another BD139. (the TL431-circuit is from FauxFrench!)
Probably find me a tiny aluminium stripe and attach the transistors to it. (attach insulated!)
If anybody in germany wants some PCBs we could share. I probably only need 2 PCBs.
Good idea!How about ¨The Force"?
My simulation files have the suffix 3QA (3 Transistors, Class A).
Or maybe R9Q3 (9 resistors, 3 Transistors).
I´ll call mine R9Q3-LUFFJD (short for: schematic: lineup, PSU: FauxFrench, Layout: Jens D.).
If anybody wants to use the gerber files: I want to update them later.
There was too big an interruption in the bottom layer ground plane that I got rid of and placed more vias.
I literally just ordered 2 other designs from JLCPCB.Hi joensd, would be in with one or two. Cheers, Ernst
Have an upcoming project where I´ll probably order in 2-3 months and maybe include this lineup-design then?
If you should order before me, count me in for 2PCBs. They can be easily shipped in a letter for 0.80€.
JLCPCB costs probably 2$ for 5 PCBs plus 7$ shipping.
I´ll let you know if I change my mind and order anyway. (the force!)
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The TL431-circuit was suggested by FauxFrench in our amplifier project.Thanks for sharing the a version the FauxFrench's circuit. I think I'll give that one a go too!
We needed a ~+-15V supply for one opamp (from +-42V) and that is what FauxFrench came up with:
TL431 and pass-transistor for negative voltages.
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