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[quote author="nrgrecording"][quote author="mikeyB"]Clintrubber - CA3019 is obsolete[/quote]

What about the CA3046?[/quote]
One would say that that could work equally well (or bad) for the 33609.

I didn't check though whether some of the NPNs are more matched than others (as in: not all of them as matched as a subset of them), but all of them living on the same die will of course already do a lot.
 
[quote author="Tekay"]The BA640 OP is a TDA1034 or NE5534, why not a BA440 for a total discret audiopath?[/quote]

Just downloaded 33609JD - it looks like the "D" stands for discete output.
Does this look like a BA440? - couldn't find BA440 schematic - do you have one?

Cheers
 
It is OK to use baw62 from same batch, just buy 25 from Farnell,
than select'em with tester ("diode" mode) into quartets for same Vf.
I got CV brekthrough measured (worst case) not more than -40 db.
Not bad, btw.
Possible to share Eagle files, done a loong time ago with illegal copy
(just was just checking this software, of course;))
Just a question. Is there's any people who really can finnish this project
(it will be pleasure to see a bro' of three units done and working nice)
or this thread is just another blabla like 90% of forrum stuff?
 
Possible to share Eagle files, done a loong time ago with illegal copy
(just was just checking this software, of course;))

:wink:

Just a question. Is there's any people who really can finnish this project
(it will be pleasure to see a bro' of three units done and working nice)
or this thread is just another blabla like 90% of forrum stuff?

Igor, I'm in the process of getting my head around Eagle, and I'd love to have a go at this , when I got a bit more experience with it .
I'm having a bit of a prob with ground planes at the mo :wink:

Steve :thumb:
 
[quote author="Kid Squid"][quote author="Igor"]Possible to share Eagle files, done a loong time ago with illegal copy
(just was just checking this software, of course;)) [/quote]
:wink:
[/quote]

Before you open Igor's files, google for "load error 293". :shock:
 
[quote author="Igor"]It is OK to use baw62 from same batch, just buy 25 from Farnell,
than select'em with tester ("diode" mode) into quartets for same Vf.
I got CV brekthrough measured (worst case) not more than -40 db.
Not bad, btw.
Possible to share Eagle files, done a loong time ago with illegal copy
(just was just checking this software, of course;))
Just a question. Is there's any people who really can finnish this project
(it will be pleasure to see a bro' of three units done and working nice)
or this thread is just another blabla like 90% of forrum stuff?[/quote]

:wink: :wink: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Hello Igor, Like the :guinness: advertisement - "all good things come to those who wait"! I'm just waiting on mechanical specs from Carnhill (would you be as so kind if you got mechanical drawings to post me)- I fancy trying to squeeze a channel into 1U with as much on a single board as possible. Thanks for info re BAW62 diodes and many thanks and :guinness: :guinness: :sam: :sam: :thumb: :thumb:
for all the info given for this project.
 
[quote author="Rob Flinn"]What is a god substitue for the BAX13 fast switching diode ?[/quote]
Hmm, wasn't aware that the Almighty had entered the semiconductor-biz... but who knows this Sunday the sky will break open and a suited type will appear... :wink:




Serious though, is this about the diode-bridge ? or elsewhere in the circuit ? If I understood it correctly the diode type is not that critical, as long as they're matched.
 
[quote author="clintrubber"][quote author="Rob Flinn"]What is a god substitue for the BAX13 fast switching diode ?[/quote]
Hmm, wasn't aware that the Almighty had entered the semiconductor-biz... but who knows this Sunday the sky will break open and a suited type will appear... :wink:[/quote]

That's strange I thought PN types junctions were holy & some of the electrons moved into the holes !:wink:


Serious though, is this about the diode-bridge ? or elsewhere in the circuit ? If I understood it correctly the diode type is not that critical, as long as they're matched.

The diodes are for the release switches & not for the bridges
 
[quote author="Rob Flinn"]The diodes are for the release switches & not for the bridges[/quote]
Don't know what other builders have used so far ?
I expect ordinary 1N4148 will do, but I don't have hands-on experience with this circuit.

Bye,

Peter
 
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