@audiozen,
that's what I thought. Will do so, thanks! For future use, I think I make it internally switchable.
Thanks for your fast answer.
I'll check if there ist enough solder under the chips for best heat conduction.
I desoldered the old 3301, perhaps I'll give the old one another chance. Otherwise I'll wait for the new chips.
Greetings
Talema transformers don't seem to have dual AC10V specs. With dual AC12V transformers, be sure to solder the heat holes behind the 4701/3301 chip or add heat sink to the chip. Please note that there are altogether 4 heat conducting holes. Please warm it up first, because the copper sheath is thermally conductive. Also, don't solder it too long.
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Perfect. It should have nothing to do with the temperature. If it's too hot, it must be damaged by 4701 first.The current of 4701 is much larger than 3301.
Tell me which radiator will be the right one. How much space is there for the heat sink?
Thanks
Fill the heat hole with soldering tin, so you don't need to add radiator.The radiator can use MOSFET heat sink, which is the photo.
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The setup kits only choice the dam1021 with four filters in it. Whatever the filter come from. F4 F5 F6 F7.Only the name shown is four filter names from the Soekris.
Hi all,
to answer the question of the heatsinks I can show you this parts, not really cheap but very good ;-)
to answer the question of the heatsinks I can show you this parts, not really cheap but very good ;-)
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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Nice work！
Don't worry, there are good wiring and the use of LVDS transmission, the anti-jamming ability is very strong. Only i2s needs to be close, so usb card becomes a kite.
