Juma, very nice board design . Visually it expresses the simplicity of the circuit well, and as you mentioned, it seems to have all the requirements of those of us commenting, and that's hard to do 😱
Maybe someone will do a board run, but it is even better that lots of people seem to be making their own boards!
Mark
Maybe someone will do a board run, but it is even better that lots of people seem to be making their own boards!
Mark
I wish I had a lot to contribute, but this far in my DIY career I am just a copy cat 🙂
Thanks to Mr Pass and all the rest of you making this easy for the rest of us. I really appreciate it. (course I still have to build it. Probably in July)
Uriah
Thanks to Mr Pass and all the rest of you making this easy for the rest of us. I really appreciate it. (course I still have to build it. Probably in July)
Uriah
thomasfw said:
2.4R in parallel probertly gives te best balance in current and you might mix the gate resistor with the 150R used for current limiting...
Variac said:... it is even better that lots of people seem to be making their own boards!
Mark
Of course !
"Do It Yourself !" said the burning bush (it was on the second tablet - the one that Mel Brooks dropped) 😀
"Do It Yourself" and share your job...
Here my (very modest) contribute to the cause.
The program is the well-known ExpressPCB.
The imagine (copper side) is reversed, so is perfect for "laser printer and iron" technique.
Guido
Here my (very modest) contribute to the cause.
The program is the well-known ExpressPCB.
The imagine (copper side) is reversed, so is perfect for "laser printer and iron" technique.
Guido
Skorpio said:
The 2.4 ohm resistor was used to trim for lowest distortion, which I
do if the channel exceeds .005% at 1 watt. As I have said, you need
an analyzer to be able to do this. A minority of channels need this,
and it is random in value and placement.
thomasfw said:
They would be sleeping, probably over the life of F5 operation...
Forget their stability, grab any one and use it...