HI. It'seems been a while.
I'm about to repair my blown F5T. I used the store boards.
Is there a way to check the health of an output board without applying rail voltage? I know I have blown some outputs, I just don't know which....
Any ideas that let me test the whole board at once?
Thanks!
I'm about to repair my blown F5T. I used the store boards.
Is there a way to check the health of an output board without applying rail voltage? I know I have blown some outputs, I just don't know which....
Any ideas that let me test the whole board at once?
Thanks!
I am guessing that the mosfet matching device can be used on the entire board?
If the current draw is non-zero, from the initial condition ( 0V @ gate) then I know that at least one FET is shorted.
On the other hand, if is zero and appears to operate, I know at least one MOSfet is ok... the other may be open. Do they fail like that?
I strongly doubt that it is feasible to break the diodes, given this implementation -- the OP transistor will short well before diode damage territory.
If the current draw is non-zero, from the initial condition ( 0V @ gate) then I know that at least one FET is shorted.
On the other hand, if is zero and appears to operate, I know at least one MOSfet is ok... the other may be open. Do they fail like that?
I strongly doubt that it is feasible to break the diodes, given this implementation -- the OP transistor will short well before diode damage territory.
these (input) JFets are depletion devices , so say normally ON - when gate is at same potential as source
these Mosfets are enhancement devices , so say normally OFF , when gate is at same potential as source
so , you need both JFet matching jig and mosfet matching jig , and these two aren't the same
these Mosfets are enhancement devices , so say normally OFF , when gate is at same potential as source
so , you need both JFet matching jig and mosfet matching jig , and these two aren't the same
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