Siegfried Meier
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Awesome, you rock thanks!
atticmike said:Does also anybody have a rough figure on how much they spent on the passive parts / components to be soldered onto the boards?
Without the expenses of either enclosure, frontplate, xlr connectors, cables and such?
And again, a simple buying list, of all the to be soldered components onto the pcbs, would help people's rather rare occasion of build undertakings and therefore their targetet parts procurement tremendously.
wolfgang said:I think your fuse is set to low since this is a 50VA transformer.
50/230 is about 220mA. i would go with 250mA to 315mA for inrush current.
I hope my calculation is right!
regards,
Wolfgang
Aleguitarpro said:atticmike said:Does also anybody have a rough figure on how much they spent on the passive parts / components to be soldered onto the boards?
Without the expenses of either enclosure, frontplate, xlr connectors, cables and such?
And again, a simple buying list, of all the to be soldered components onto the pcbs, would help people's rather rare occasion of build undertakings and therefore their targetet parts procurement tremendously.
Hi.
For the passive components+toroidal power transformer I've spent about 200 euro (mouser+musikding.de).
I can't say it with precision, because I've bought a lot of passive components in that order, but it's not more than 200 euro, only for sontec.
Only for the alpha pots, the cost is about 135 euro.
For the case, I've spent 75 euro on diy-racked.
The you have to buy knobs with 6,3 mm and 3,2 mm axis (CTS pots).
Now, I've a problem with my power transformer: after a short test to see if everything was good, I've switch off my Sontec.
The day after, I've switch on it and it broke my fuse.
I've repeat the test, isolating the problem (I've made a test without the summing+filter boards) and then, without the psu: always the same...
I've broken 6 fuse...
I isolate the transformer and I think that it has lose the isolation in the primary.
It's possible? This is the first time I find this problem!
I don't know if it is a problem of THIS particular transformer or if I change it, I'll burn another transformer!
The secondary seems to be ok... How can I test it?
I think the problem is in the primary, because also with the secondary disconnected it burn the fuse.
The transformer is this one:
http://it.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=wkKrz7WmEgNNyd%2Fvat7D2Q%3D%3D
I've used a 150 mA fuse with it, according to the specific of sontec...
Thanks.
A.
atticmike said:But still, if it shows what parts you've procured, it'd be hell of a help
Oh, sh*t!
You're right...
50/220= 0.227 mA (fuse)
But I don't remerber if I've to oversize the primary fuse respect to the amperage...
150% it's ok?
es.
50VA/220=0.22 x 150% = 0.33 mA
It's ok?
It's possible that I've damaged the circuit, too, or I've "just" burn the transformer?
Hi,Aleguitarpro said:But the BIG QUESTION is: why the primary is shorted?
Why it lose the isolation?
ilfungo said:hi Igor
Any news about stepped sontec?
Thanks
Leonardo_007 said:just for official clarification.. the codes "0207" "0204" on resistors are size indications in mm, for instance: "0207" means the resistor is 2mm wide and 7mm long.
Look up the resistors datasheet for the 0204 and 0207 types to get the difference (parts size / power rating / voltage), maybe from this manufacturer ...Leonardo_007 said:just for official clarification.. the codes "0207" "0204" on resistors are size indications in mm, for instance: "0207" means the resistor is 2mm wide and 7mm long.
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