Head-Fi.org › Forums › Misc.-Category Forums › DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions › A TREAD sized regulator - the r1
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:

A TREAD sized regulator - the r1 - Page 11

post #151 of 161
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tcpoint View Post

Put together a 9 V board and it works great.  Thanks for putting together this project.


Any comments about the build process?  Or pictures?

 

post #152 of 161

The build was pretty straight forward.  It just worked first try.  I was pretty careful and took my time. The parts all fit easily.  The only things I'd change are Q2 and add a silk screen on the bottom (which I'm sure you already have your your list for the production boards).  I'll post pictures when I finish my +/- 15V boards.  They will be more interesting.

post #153 of 161

I finally got one of these built myself -

 

r1-b-tomb-sm.jpg
r1-a-tomb-sm.jpg

 

My LNMP is out of commission temporarily, but I'll have some measurements when it's available.  I haven't plugged it in yet, but will try to later today or tomorrow.  I built it for 24VDC and everything should be OK - Q2 is reversed and that was the main thing.smily_headphones1.gif

 

EDIT:  Looks like I didn't edit the second photo link after copying and pasting it.  It should show two separate pics, now.


Edited by tomb - 1/31/12 at 3:00pm
post #154 of 161

Looks like a really great, compact build. Thanks for sharing your builds, guys. I'm curious to see what LNMP says. I've started up the LNMP project myself. Any word on production for these boards? I have some old TREAD boards but I'd like to try this for a turntable project.

 

post #155 of 161
Quote:
Originally Posted by noveltone View Post

Looks like a really great, compact build. Thanks for sharing your builds, guys. I'm curious to see what LNMP says. I've started up the LNMP project myself. Any word on production for these boards? I have some old TREAD boards but I'd like to try this for a turntable project.

 


Cobaltmute and I agree that we want documented measurements before ordering a production run.  Hopefully, mine will be repaired soon and I'll have some hard data to report.
 

 

post #156 of 161

I finally was able to set aside time to assemble my prototype. Better late than never I suppose. Did not run into any real difficulties. The location of pin 1 on the opamp was not obvious to me, but the posted photos helped. Had to look up the schematic to confirm which pads C2 was supposed to be placed on, which is arguably a good thing. Thanks cobaltmute, tomb, and everyone!

 

r1

 

r1

 

r1

post #157 of 161

Looks great!

post #158 of 161
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomb View Post

OK guys - what gives?  I've sold all 29 prototypes that were available and no one who bought one has posted a dang thing.  Haven't any of you built one, yet? confused.gif



Hi tomb,

 

I hope these pics will make you happy:

 

DSC08363.JPG

 

DSC08368.JPG

 

DSC08415.JPG

 

DSC08421.JPG

 

 

Also follow this link to see the finished product:

http://www.head-fi.org/t/419563/the-pimeta-v2-thread/420#post_8289096

 

Thanks for designing this - really reliable and very stable so far.

 

Cheers!

 

post #159 of 161

Very nice!  I know cobaltmute is still hoping someone will test his design.  Has anyone put a scope to one, yet?  I'm still waiting on my LNMP to get fixed.frown.gif

post #160 of 161

I am the jerk who's had cobaltmute's r1 for over a year and still have not tested it. I didn't realize how busy my life would be and entering a program at a new school where I don't do anything with electronics has made it difficult to get a hold of equipment. ..okay these are poor excuses.

 

I have located the equipment I need and plan to make these measurements within a month (I imagine cobaltmute rolling his eyes right now). Really I'm pledging to get this done and am looking forward to the results.

 

post #161 of 161
Thread Starter 
rds,

Plain and simple "Life happens".

With the number of people that are waiting for me to finish what I'm doing with the pupDAC, I can't be one to point fingers. I'm just as guilty as you are.
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:
  Return Home
Head-Fi.org › Forums › Misc.-Category Forums › DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions › A TREAD sized regulator - the r1