Some characteristics are the same, some are not...
hmm, instead of On-Semi I should have looked at original Fairchild spec sheet, and I would have known
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/J3/J310.pdf
whatever, I will probably choose a bigger 19" box
the small one will be ok too, but for a smaller project
it does have a nice back, but not much space for connectors etc
so I cut away most of the old tuner front plate 😱😀
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moving on/off switch from the front to the back
Im using the hole where the removed mains voltage selector once was
looks like this preamp could turn into a 2-box affair
Im using the hole where the removed mains voltage selector once was
looks like this preamp could turn into a 2-box affair
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hey, juma, are you watching ?
would like to ask you if you have a suggestion for a good simple gain stage with the J310
could the j310/CCS buffer be changed to a gain stage ?
would like to ask you if you have a suggestion for a good simple gain stage with the J310
could the j310/CCS buffer be changed to a gain stage ?
Standard Q&A:
How much gain do you need ?
What's the input signal level?
What power supply you have?
What's the load ?
Source Follower can't give you voltage gain - to accomplish that the parts must be mixed together differently... 😉
How much gain do you need ?
What's the input signal level?
What power supply you have?
What's the load ?
Source Follower can't give you voltage gain - to accomplish that the parts must be mixed together differently... 😉
ah, juma, glad you are still around 😀
well, I thought now that Im going to use +/-12V like you suggested for the j310/CCS buffer.....
but I have regulated supply, and 2x 18Vac trafo, so it could be almost anything
not sure I have all the answers, yet
the plan was to replace the k170 in simple boz with the j310
I think you mentioned 12db
and with its lower gain I could have more gain stages, instead of buffers
and only have buffer at output
might be 3 gain stages
one at input, another at tone control, and with another one around the att before output buffer
and then the the j310/CCS buffer output
reposting old not yet revised layout, just in case
well, I thought now that Im going to use +/-12V like you suggested for the j310/CCS buffer.....
but I have regulated supply, and 2x 18Vac trafo, so it could be almost anything
not sure I have all the answers, yet
the plan was to replace the k170 in simple boz with the j310
I think you mentioned 12db
and with its lower gain I could have more gain stages, instead of buffers
and only have buffer at output
might be 3 gain stages
one at input, another at tone control, and with another one around the att before output buffer
and then the the j310/CCS buffer output
reposting old not yet revised layout, just in case
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Simple 12dB gain stage with J310 would look like this. J310 is quite different from 2sk170 so it has to be configured differently for this task (12dB gain and about 5V of clean swing). Id is low (about 1mA), Zout is high, but it works nice and buffer will be used at its output anyway...
For 9dB gain, change R2 to 3k6, it will also make the gain stage more linear.
For 9dB gain, change R2 to 3k6, it will also make the gain stage more linear.
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nice, thanks
now with +30V
but I suppose thats the price to pay for good voltage sving
will see if I can find a trafo for it
would it work with 12db active xo 😕
I have tried to mate a 12db xo with the j310/CCS buffer, but not sure it will work
apart from some tube buffered curcuits, LC audio's xo is the only discretely built xo I could find
but he connects the feedback loop to ground instead
now with +30V
but I suppose thats the price to pay for good voltage sving
will see if I can find a trafo for it
would it work with 12db active xo 😕
I have tried to mate a 12db xo with the j310/CCS buffer, but not sure it will work
apart from some tube buffered curcuits, LC audio's xo is the only discretely built xo I could find
but he connects the feedback loop to ground instead

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It's OK.
You don't need two resistors to ground (HP section).
Look here:
Linkwitz-Riley Electronic Crossover
You don't need two resistors to ground (HP section).
Look here:
Linkwitz-Riley Electronic Crossover
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gosh, those J310 SMD are small...2.9 x 1.3 x 0.9mm
with SMD resitors and caps, a high or low pass wouldn't take up much space, almost like nothing
wonder if there would be a double BC547 SMD
ehh, that would be a junction type, I guess
juma, any ideas/suggestions ? or am I too crazy now ? 😀
would that be like BC847
http://docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0dab/0900766b80dabb08.pdf
with SMD resitors and caps, a high or low pass wouldn't take up much space, almost like nothing
wonder if there would be a double BC547 SMD
ehh, that would be a junction type, I guess

juma, any ideas/suggestions ? or am I too crazy now ? 😀

http://docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0dab/0900766b80dabb08.pdf
thinking about mounting buffer and active xo on small boards with a dil socket adapter
would make it easy to change xo
or if no active is wanted, just mount a buffer board without xo
for the J310 gain stages
I have the 0/18Vac trafo Im using now for the simple jboz
maybe I could try with a voltage doubler
would make it easy to change xo
or if no active is wanted, just mount a buffer board without xo
now with +30V
will see if I can find a trafo for it
for the J310 gain stages
I have the 0/18Vac trafo Im using now for the simple jboz
maybe I could try with a voltage doubler
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