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#1811 | |
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Those specific brand and type Leds proved more consistent in VF tolerances between samples, that is why specified, not because of shape. |
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#1812 |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Sydney - Australia
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Thanks for the confirmation.
I wasn't concerned about the shape, just checking on the spec. I have heaps of red LEDs that I can match. |
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Perfect then.
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#1814 |
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Location: Hong Kong
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Hi Salas,
I search old post and know that to use MTP3055VL in M2 for Vout less than +5V. How about the negative rail? What do you recommend to swap in M2 when the output is smaller than -5V? Thanks! |
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I don't think there was opposite equivalent type to use. If anybody knows of low gate threshold Logic Level P-MOS will be nice. In case of only such N-MOS available, a trick would be to make two positive regs with those and then use them floating with middle point as "zero" like stacking batteries in series. The lower reg in the stack is then seen as "negative".
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Join Date: Jun 2019
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My three boards are + 5V, + 15V, -15V. When I soldered the components on the + 5V board, it was able to output + 5V normally. However, the output of the + 15V and -15V boards are not normal, the lights will not light up, and the high voltage cannot be adjusted. Does anyone know where the problem might be? I suspect one of transistors has burned out.
Here is the list of components I ordered. 844-IRF9530PBF for -15V is less ordered in this list. Last edited by yunyun; 29th November 2019 at 03:02 AM. |
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#1818 |
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Hey, don't post documents with your personal info on the internet. Removed.
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#1819 |
diyAudio Chief Moderator
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There was no IRF9530 in that order list indeed. What you put in its place?
Anyways, first read up close with a flashlight all the components and confirm they are the correct ones in the right places. The Rf resistors or links in their place must be there too. Else there will be discontinuity. Make replacements if necessary. When all are correct read voltages Vgs for MOSFETS and Vbe for BJTs. Lets us know those readings. |
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Join Date: Jun 2019
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I deleted my profile and posted it again. I have purchased 844-IRF9530PBF nearby, but not from Mosuer.
My three boards are + 5V, + 15V, -15V. When I soldered the components on the + 5V board, it was able to output + 5V normally. However, the output of the + 15V and -15V boards are not normal, the lights will not light up, and the high voltage cannot be adjusted. Does anyone know where the problem might be? I suspect one of transistors has burned out. Here is the list of components I ordered from Mosuer. OrderHistory (2) (1).pdf |
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