Hockey Puck SIT 2SK180 by Tokin source NOS

I will make pictures tomorrow with two mounting kits on real transistors,
one 2SK180 and THF-51S/2SK182ES so we must be sure not make choice mistakes
or lack something.
Principe is the same like for classic TO-3 but with bigger size.
Must go sleep now. Good night :sleep:
 

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I don't see what's wrong, but I would do the grounding a little differently. I would bring the PSU ground to the CCS board and then return the speaker and THF grounds to the board. This would minimize the current loops. That's what I did on my BAF2015 THF amps.
 
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I don't see what's wrong, but I would do the grounding a little differently. I would bring the PSU ground to the CCS board and then return the speaker and THF grounds to the board. This would minimize the current loops. That's what I did on my BAF2015 THF amps.

Botte is making fun of me, which is normal thing ...... though, I'm rarely thinking about phase at amp output ( being easily reversed with speaker wires)..... for me - red terminal is hot; what you're going to do with polarity, who's going to tell :)

regarding wiring - power GND is connected to "power terminal" - source of SIT itself

there is hardly any energy flowing to pcb itself, and - at least in my organisation of things, this is most logical layout

in someone else's arrangement , different wiring layout could be better

though, point was in bushings, wire eyelets, washers , split washers and screws

:)
 
Thanks Soundhappy. For the M4 screws, what length do you suggest ? I know it all depends of the heatsink... 25mm ??

Yes is depending on the Heatsinks dimensions and how deep you want to go with the screws inside the aluminium mater.
15 mm (0.59") to 20 mm (0.78") long is sufficient for direct mounting on the Heatsinks with THF-51S/2SK182ES.
Will be 5~7 mm less deep because flat washer + nylon bushing + transistor metal base +
thermal keratherm pad ( more if fat ceramic version used ) thickness
 

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will sound better :D

I agree with you.
The documents about the mounting of transistors in general is not made specially for high quality audio.
The best is a direct connection with the transistor case = drain no doubt.

In some situation of internal chassis wiring possibilities intermediary connection
of the drain by contact case and screw with solder lug and metal washer do the job.
Wire is less exposed on the high temperature heat because physical distance.

Your choice
 
The first example project under preparation is an amplifier simple enough to serve
as the test rig. This week is launch of DIY Sony VFETs, so I'll put the documentation
together next week.

Thanks a lots Mr. Pass :superman::wiz: Amazing
Spring days is sunny with Watt's New DIY articles.
Super cool we can build this simple Tokin amp first
make tests and evaluations and enjoy music
then build next complex version in the future

Buy Tokin at good price from Watanabetomoaki San from Japan https://www.ebay.com/sch/watanabeto...9111X1517312X2036b150d26f71de032dcaaee3bade39