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If I take the list above and combine with the latest list of interest and folks on the waiting list, we get this:
If I made a mistake and left you off or your status is incorrect please let me know.
Thanks,
X
Thanks,
X
If I take the list above and combine with the latest list of interest and folks on the waiting list, we get this:
If I made a mistake and left you off or your status is incorrect please let me know.
Thanks,
X
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Yes, I did X. I had 10 made. They came today and I started soldering one already.
They look really nice - as expected from JLCPCB.
Not necessarily.... I received my parts from Mouser yesterday. The TDA7293s both are marked with V6. Does this mean they are suspect, or just keep the supply voltage under 35VDC to be safe?
@X, Just to be clear.... To implement the servo, simply replace 47k5 (R15) with a 47k and short C2. Thx.
Well, it looks like Mouser won't be a problem for future orders. They have 0 inventory right now. They have on order:
1,500
Expected 7/1/2021
1,495
Expected 12/16/2021
Plenty of supply at the moment elsewhere:
TDA7293V STMicroelectronics - Amplifiers - Audio - Distributors, Price Comparison, and Datasheets | Octopart component search
TDA7293V STMicroelectronics - Amplifiers - Audio - Distributors, Price Comparison, and Datasheets | Octopart component search
True, but you don't know which version they have in stock. redjr had ordered from Mouser and received v6, which apparently wasn't a problem. My point, however, is that they are now out of stock of any version and are ordering new stock, which presumably would be v7.
It would be interesting to see if the new stock from Mouser also winds up being v6.
Gotcha. Speaking on my own behalf, I'm not planning to wait the best part of a year for Mouser to restock.
And if the sort of stuff that Dibya refers to at Post #63 happens, then I'll be seeking replacement for nix from the supplier at the very least. Personally, I doubt whether there'll be a need to do this as long as the supplier is listed as an "authorised distributor" (see octopart).
Even so, I'll be standing clear and taking things carefully during power up. Don't want any of this stuff:
And if the sort of stuff that Dibya refers to at Post #63 happens
, then I'll be seeking replacement for nix from the supplier at the very least. Personally, I doubt whether there'll be a need to do this as long as the supplier is listed as an "authorised distributor" (see octopart).Even so, I'll be standing clear and taking things carefully during power up. Don't want any of this stuff:
I think the original value of R15 was 220k or something like that. 47k is the correct value. I am told it could be as low as 10k and still work. Lower the less dc offset.
515 in stock at Digikey
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XRK, your flat-topped mains waveform actually improves the DC regulation of your linear power supply.
I cannot find a connection between the output and feedback on the PCB. R1 appears to be labeled P1 for some reason.
Generic ceramic insulators (alumina or aluminum oxide) are actually quite awful, please do not use these. They are mainly for high voltages and are far too thick to even approach sil-pads. Laird Keratherm is available from the DIYAudio store, in just the right size for the 7293 and is hard to beat.
I cannot find a connection between the output and feedback on the PCB. R1 appears to be labeled P1 for some reason.
Generic ceramic insulators (alumina or aluminum oxide) are actually quite awful, please do not use these. They are mainly for high voltages and are far too thick to even approach sil-pads. Laird Keratherm is available from the DIYAudio store, in just the right size for the 7293 and is hard to beat.