For the project I originally had in mind, no, I was just going to use it for the -15v.
That said, I've got that one covered and have a different project for the one I've bought. 🙂
That said, I've got that one covered and have a different project for the one I've bought. 🙂
I took 2, just what I need to replace an old Datel module in my latest preamp project.
I did consider a Group Buy but I think this is much cleaner and less hassle and straight to interested parties.
Thanks guys!
Jan
Thanks guys!
Jan
Is it isolated or does it conduct ground noise from the preceeding power supply?
Also have you measured common mode noise?
Also have you measured common mode noise?
It is fed from a floating source like a USB charger or a PowerBank (or a battery). It's not easy to measure any noise including CM. The graph in the writeup was measured with an AP 2700.
If you compare the (CM) noise when powered by a USB charger versus a PowerBank you see a difference, but it is all far below 1mV. My most sensitive meter (a vintage Bruel & Kjaer) shows 100uV with shorted input. The SilentSwitcher shows 300uV on the USB charger and 100uV on the PowerBank. Hard to say which is which.
Jan
If you compare the (CM) noise when powered by a USB charger versus a PowerBank you see a difference, but it is all far below 1mV. My most sensitive meter (a vintage Bruel & Kjaer) shows 100uV with shorted input. The SilentSwitcher shows 300uV on the USB charger and 100uV on the PowerBank. Hard to say which is which.
Jan
Hi Jan,
Be sure to bring the SilentSwitcher to RMAF if it is practical for you to do so.
Cheers,
Bob
Hi Bob,
Yes I think I have a prototype I will bring, the Kickstarter production may not have been done though.
Jan
Yes I think I have a prototype I will bring, the Kickstarter production may not have been done though.
Jan
Maybe to clarify: I will attend the RMAF show this year again, and if any of you are going, please look me up! I am sharing a table booth with audioXpress in the lobby behind the reg desk, near Parts Express.
Surely will bring both the autoranger prototype and a SilentSwitcher, but these are for show & tell, not to sell or anything (well I leave the AR behind for review). So if you want a SilentSwitcher the best bet is to get one through the Kickstarter project, because I am not planning additional units to sell off. Consider it a Group Buy, but without the hassle 😉
Jan
Surely will bring both the autoranger prototype and a SilentSwitcher, but these are for show & tell, not to sell or anything (well I leave the AR behind for review). So if you want a SilentSwitcher the best bet is to get one through the Kickstarter project, because I am not planning additional units to sell off. Consider it a Group Buy, but without the hassle 😉
Jan
Jan, I hadn't really considered attending because the hotel has really ruined most of the rooms. But I'll be sorry to miss you and your switcher. Are you going to have a demonstration of sorts with it?
Pinging David Wright:
David I read your PM but you have not allowed diyaudio to receive replies or PMs to you.
Contact me at jandidden01 at gmail dot com .
Jan
David I read your PM but you have not allowed diyaudio to receive replies or PMs to you.
Contact me at jandidden01 at gmail dot com .
Jan
Another milestone: Linear Audio Volume 13 has been published!
Editorial
Your Editor reflects on 14 issues, 2 books and 7 years and concludes It’s been a great adventure!
Tutorial
Burkhard Vogel, not content with his already immense knowledge of all things noise, finds it's time for Challenging BJT Noise.
Circuit design
Marcel van de Gevel thought it was time that in The valve DAC - Submicron silicon meets submillimetre vacuum.
After several theoretical installments, Giovanni Stochino puts his money where his mouth is and gives us an Audio power amplifier with BEF error correction delivers 150W into 8Ω at 0.0004% THD
Our friend Rudolf Moers is back with An investigation of the screen grid tap - a search for the hidden arguments.
Ian Hegglun is back with another out-of-the-box power amp design as only he can do, with a Current driven Output-stage class AB power amplifier.
Test and Measurement
With two heavy-hitters like Samuel Groner and Bruno Putzeys teaming up, Reed Relay Distortion gets unraveled and exposed.
John Vanderkooy and Richard Mann joined forces to come up with An Open-Source Electroacoustic Measurement System: Part 1: Theory, Practicalities & Acoustic Examples; Part 2: Sound Card Setup, System Characterization and a few more Examples.
Loudspeaker Design
If you want your speakers to sound the same on-axis as off-axis, you need The Axis Equalizer, says Jeff Macaulay.
Enjoy another smorgasbord of inspiring and inventive articles!
Jan
Editorial
Your Editor reflects on 14 issues, 2 books and 7 years and concludes It’s been a great adventure!
Tutorial
Burkhard Vogel, not content with his already immense knowledge of all things noise, finds it's time for Challenging BJT Noise.
Circuit design
Marcel van de Gevel thought it was time that in The valve DAC - Submicron silicon meets submillimetre vacuum.
After several theoretical installments, Giovanni Stochino puts his money where his mouth is and gives us an Audio power amplifier with BEF error correction delivers 150W into 8Ω at 0.0004% THD
Our friend Rudolf Moers is back with An investigation of the screen grid tap - a search for the hidden arguments.
Ian Hegglun is back with another out-of-the-box power amp design as only he can do, with a Current driven Output-stage class AB power amplifier.
Test and Measurement
With two heavy-hitters like Samuel Groner and Bruno Putzeys teaming up, Reed Relay Distortion gets unraveled and exposed.
John Vanderkooy and Richard Mann joined forces to come up with An Open-Source Electroacoustic Measurement System: Part 1: Theory, Practicalities & Acoustic Examples; Part 2: Sound Card Setup, System Characterization and a few more Examples.
Loudspeaker Design
If you want your speakers to sound the same on-axis as off-axis, you need The Axis Equalizer, says Jeff Macaulay.
Enjoy another smorgasbord of inspiring and inventive articles!
Jan
Order is in 🙂
But this scares me 🙂
Your Editor reflects on 14 issues, 2 books and 7 years and concludes It’s been a great adventure!...
But this scares me 🙂
Your Editor reflects on 14 issues, 2 books and 7 years and concludes It’s been a great adventure!...
