Harpo
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??? Not what I said, and fixing a faulty unit, you want to measure other spots (FI supply voltage rails) anyway.ram75 said:Ok, I'll change the switch.
??? Not what I said, and fixing a faulty unit, you want to measure other spots (FI supply voltage rails) anyway.ram75 said:Ok, I'll change the switch.
The smaller ones are only rated for 200V. As the GSSL operates at +/-15VDC and below, this will not cause any trouble.jicama said:Something weird happened, I ordered resistors from farnell to build my second gssl, but the size of them are half of normal 1/4W resistors and I don't know if there's a mistake here is the link of the resistor example
http://uk.farnell.com/te-connectivity/lr0204f27k/resistor-metal-27k-0-25w-1/dp/2329909?Ntt=2329909
And here is a picture of both 1/4W resistors for comparing. Is this normal??
7Harpo said:The smaller ones are only rated for 200V. As the GSSL operates at +/-15VDC and below, this will not cause any trouble.jicama said:Something weird happened, I ordered resistors from farnell to build my second gssl, but the size of them are half of normal 1/4W resistors and I don't know if there's a mistake here is the link of the resistor example
http://uk.farnell.com/te-connectivity/lr0204f27k/resistor-metal-27k-0-25w-1/dp/2329909?Ntt=2329909
And here is a picture of both 1/4W resistors for comparing. Is this normal??
Your 27K resistor worst case has to dissipate 15V^2/27000R=0.0083W, so doubling up the min.required rating in order to keep temperature down, the 0.250W rating is ample for this 27K parts value.
If you would ignore these partly wrong, outdated or missing important parameter BOMs (IMHO BOMs should be banned) and look up the parts datasheets, you probably could answer these questions on your own and learn a lot along the way.
late said:What is the best 12V regulator for rev #11? Got the problem that +12v not get powered always.
jicama said:late said:What is the best 12V regulator for rev #11? Got the problem that +12v not get powered always.
Yeah I used to have 7815 but changed it to LM317 following the instructions here http://diyaudioprojects.com/Technical/Voltage-Regulator/
probably ment 'without 2nd.sidechain (turbo)' or 'without sidechainfilter'...noiseattitude said:My Gssl is the new gssl from Gustav (Pcb Grinder), without sidechain.
7815 latching on startup, giving out an about -0.3V negative DC voltage in respect to 0V reference voltage ?After the complete assembly, i had a latch-up. I checked the voltage regulator (in latch-up status) and I found the cause: 7815 latch-up.
Maybe only missing the 'HPF' jumper on main board ...Bypass work, Makeup work .....but no meter, no compression, no treshold.
Highly unlikely. Missing mains transformer center tap connection ? What type is your mains transformer and how does it connect to pcb ?After this, i noticed that when i move the makeup gain pot my voltage on + 15 e - 15 rail change a lot (the + 15 goes at 16,8 and the -15 goes at -13)....
Probably/maybe latching 78L12 (supply for the sidechain is powered by 78L12 and 79L12 regulators for the +/-12V rails). Nothing to do with the +/-15V audio supply rails and probably nothing wrong with your TL074 and TL072 opamp. 4 additional 1N4004 diodes should fix this latching for both +/-12V and +/-15V rails. (cost for all 4 diodes in single quantities incl.vat below 0.10€. Experimenting with different brands of voltage regulators and uncertain outcome will cost a LOT more.)I noticed also that the latch-up of 7815 returns when my makeup is not on zero .....obviously I don't have the latch-up when bypass is inserted.
So i tried to change both linear 50k pots ..... but nothing.
You could place a cap with appropriate value here for a HPF at desired cutoff and a switch could short out this cap for HPF disable.noiseattitude said:2) "Maybe only missing the 'HPF' jumper on main board ..."
YESSSSSS .... so I have to solder a jump from the first hole to the third ....right??? Very stupid ...on the pcb I have not seen a straight line on the HPF ....but now i see it on the schema....
Wiring seems correct. Your symptoms seem to describe a missing voltage reference from the transformers center tap. If so, look out for a broken trace, most likely close to/at this center tap connection to pcb. A magnifying glass might help to spot it. Moving these connection wires with wire ends directly soldered to pcb traces might easily break these traces.3) "Highly unlikely. Missing mains transformer center tap connection ? What type is your mains transformer and how does it connect to pcb ?"
I have a toroidal 230 primary and 2 x 15 secondary. I have joined the end of the first secondary with the start of the second secondary ....and put it on the center ..... The remainings wires on the sides (respectively).
You might have shorted out IC pins with the tip of your probe. Sh*t happens.But I Repeat, on a first time this "unlikely" condition don't happens ..... I had good sounds without hum or noises.... .... but while I was checking the voltage of the ICs and pot, suddenly ..... the left channel goes into distortion.
This latching on startup doesn't happen consistantly and might come back again. I'd use the diodes for a permanent fix and save the cost and hassle, but YMMV.I read it some days ago. I have now 2 brands of regulator .....I changed the 7815 because on first latch up i noticed that was it the problmes. Do you think i have to change also the 7812
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