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JFET matching Jig

2Oz copper & dedicated jumper

  • 2oZ copper

    Votes: 15 100.0%
  • Dedicated jumper clip in kit

    Votes: 9 60.0%

  • Total voters
    15
  • Poll closed .
I heard from few that they used the jig and it is working through PM.
I will feel better if they can share their experiences. I don't find anything similar available in market( that's why I made it).
I found a matcher kit from UK that Sells for 4 times this kits price and work only for TH Jfets.
Mine works for both TH and 90% SMD types and for both N and P.
So guys please leave your experiences.
I could check one SMD Jfet per minute using this. Looking for improving design.
 
I built it, but haven't used it yet. Sockets were a really nice touch and the shorting plug is 1st class and also a good handle. Nice little jig! Improvements for consideration: (1) make it way bigger so it's easier to handle and leave more room around the standoff openings, (2) leave more room around the test points and maybe consider turret style or something different, (3) the existing slider switch is a bit funky chunky - use something smaller and easier to operate with one finger, (4) LED that doesn't need to be swapped.


BK
 
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Just for fun I'm measuring some JFETs in TO-92 packages. The jig works great! These transistors were previously matched and I'm getting consistent results. The only issue I'm having is getting the legs into the sockets easily. I'm going to look for some replacement sockets that make this job go more quickly. Thanks KinKu!

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Just for fun I'm measuring some JFETs in TO-92 packages. The jig works great! These transistors were previously matched and I'm getting consistent results. The only issue I'm having is getting the legs into the sockets easily. I'm going to look for some replacement sockets that make this job go more quickly. Thanks KinKu!

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Thanks Kevin.if you find a suitable socket please share with us. I went with Datasheet, not always the best!
Also this is the best picture I have seen so far with the set up.!!
 
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They are all gone. If there is enough interest I can order more, cost would be higher 4-5$,factoring in shipping charges for seperate order. First set was purchased with my other boards .
Also new boards will be bigger as per feed back received from last sales.
Need at least 10 people to sign up.
If there are enough interest in two weeks from today will do it again.
 
They are all gone. If there is enough interest I can order more, cost would be higher 4-5$,factoring in shipping charges for seperate order. First set was purchased with my other boards .
Also new boards will be bigger as per feed back received from last sales.
Need at least 10 people to sign up.
If there are enough interest in two weeks from today will do it again.


Ok. Definitely add me to that list. I can PM you my email info for paypal, just let me know when. Thanks dude