Maximum voltage swing is 25V peak-to-peak, that as +12,5V and -12,5V.
The core is the SuSy, the rest is interpretation just like the paralleled version which N.Pass liked. (see attachment)
I have no clue on the differences in sound, but no matter, it will be the best I've ever owned
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I will need to go over all the notes and do sim. Remember, I have no idea what I'm doing, I'm a n00b, so steep learning curve here.
The BC850/860 has a Pd of 310mW which I am sure is more than adequate. The [hfe] target is a different story. I know the recommendation is more than 100, but HOW much more.
The BC850/860 has a Pd of 310mW which I am sure is more than adequate. The [hfe] target is a different story. I know the recommendation is more than 100, but HOW much more.
But ideally you want the FETs to be matched, it is a mantra repeated over and over when you read about these things. Hfe on the other hand, well... I will investigate it a bit further. I just wana make sure that everything is done properly. If that mean 1% or 13% or whatever, that I don't know. But it can't harm to match
Two places that sell the SOT-23 version. Both of them can deliver the LSJ74B if you send them an email.
US; LSK170B SOT-23 3L | Linear Integrated Systems | Trendsetter Electronics
Europe: Micross Components Ecommerce System
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US; LSK170B SOT-23 3L | Linear Integrated Systems | Trendsetter Electronics
Europe: Micross Components Ecommerce System
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One of the reasons I am doing this project - besides the volume wheel - is my passion for loudspeakers. That too has been a long journey but I am finally ready to start prototyping soon. So when the need for a really nice stereo system became a serious task, I knew I had to find something fully capable of delivering effortless rendition of music. In case anyone wonder if I had more reasons than electronics and music, here is a picture of the concept rendition for 1 of 2 2-way's which is part of a series of loudspeakers.
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- is my passion for loudspeakers. That too has been a long journey but I am finally ready to start prototyping soon. So when the need for a really nice stereo system became a serious task, I knew I had to find something fully capable of delivering effortless rendition of music. In case anyone wonder if I had more reasons than electronics and music, here is a picture of the concept rendition for 1 of 2 2-way's which is part of a series of loudspeakers.Oneminde
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Important question.
I was inspecting the motherboard sch and found something that I can't understand. So maybe someone can jump in an explain.
In the MUSES 72320 datasheet, pin 8 & 9, labeled DCCAP_L/DCCAP_R (Switching Noise Rejection Capacitor) has a 100uF capacitor in place in all of their test and example circuits.
Checking the UGS MUSES sch, pin 8 & 9 is pulled to gnd via 0 ohm resistor.
Why does the schematic not use a capacitor but rather a resistor ?
(see attached image)
I was inspecting the motherboard sch and found something that I can't understand. So maybe someone can jump in an explain.
In the MUSES 72320 datasheet, pin 8 & 9, labeled DCCAP_L/DCCAP_R (Switching Noise Rejection Capacitor) has a 100uF capacitor in place in all of their test and example circuits.
Checking the UGS MUSES sch, pin 8 & 9 is pulled to gnd via 0 ohm resistor.
Why does the schematic not use a capacitor but rather a resistor ?
(see attached image)
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I know the important part of this project is the electronics but do you have a plan to replicate this knob design? Or something similar? What encoder will you use?
Hello and nice of you to drop in. To answer your first question: Yes that is the intention. The answer to the second question is; I am leaning towards Vishay TCUT1600x01 or use 2x Vishay TCST1103. No matter, there must be two sensors to detect direction of the rotation which is governed by which is blocked first.
Regarding the bearing. I remember the salesperson mentioning that the bearing was from NASA... lol. I didn't know much about anything back then, so I took it for what it was. A "SPECIAL" bearing. In a way it is, but its not from NASA. What it is, is a double row ball bearing - TACT in their marketing material which I found a year or so back stated this themselves -, and if it is of decent quality, then you will have that lush rotation. Having some weight to the mechanism helps as well. I did consider checking if Rolls Royce maybe had such a bearing, but turns out they are using SKF in their own products so... if its good enough for them, then its good enough for me
-Anyway, the SKF variant I am looking at which you can see in the picture is closed-off, meaning self lubricated.
To anyone who have no idea or just wondering, see attached images of the unit which is the inspiration.
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For sure, but I think I have it figured outOK sounds interesting! Also sounds like quite some design is required for this super knob
- It will come or be published in time, but for now, its better to have one engineer than 10 working on the same problem