PIMPING MY OWN PIMP !!!Waiting the boards to arrive at home, I played with my prototype... And pimped it

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Here are the results :
I tried at the begining of this mod to reach the fastest attack times of the Fairchild ( the more difficult thing to reach)... but I forgot one thing : the slower attack times...
So, playing with the prototype and custom TC network, I realised I forgot one resistor

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On the footprint of the 1N400X diode, solder a 75 ohm serial to the diode on "ring" side of the diode.
With this resistor you'll get :
- approx 0.2ms of attack time with a 2,2uF (no paralleled cap)
- approx 0.4ms of attack time with a 4,4uF (2,2uF paralleled cap)
- approx 0.8ms of attack time with a 6,9uF (4,7uF paralleled cap)
- approx 1ms (or maybe more because it gets difficult to measure this) of attack time with a 15,8uF (2x 6,8uF paralleled caps)
To know what resistor you must parallel for a defined release, use the basic RxC calculation (result is in second). Don't forget you already have a 221K already parralleled...
If you plan to use the Fairchild's TC network, use the 75 ohm resistor serial to the diode. It will work

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I really suggest to use this 75 ohm resistor... Without it it's working, but you will always have approx 0,2ms of attack time with various compression attack figures depending of the caps you'll use in the TC network...
I sould reffer to my note to self a little bit more
