How can I join schematics PDF?
Oct 4, 2012 at 3:59 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 13

jpaul64

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I know the very good thread "D3a gyrator loaded parafeed design" from 2010.
 
I have some C3g and I never built a CCS parafeed design.
 
The amplifier is powered by an external LiFePO4 Pack (for example, Ansmann PCS 5044273,+19VDC, +5VDC and 6600mAh with dedicated external charger and charging time down to one hour; or too Vision pack with standard acid charger).
 
Two high voltage mezzanine for right and left channel with DC/DC boost converter with LT1533 and Pico transformer (+300VDC@25mA from +12.6VDC).
 
The heating is DC, the tube heaters in serie (LMZ14202H): too +12.6VDC mezzanine.
 
Relay volume control (microcontroller board with Atmel in brown mode and EA Assembly LCD touchscreen) coming.
 
Hammond HWCHAS1710 chassis.
 
I can´t join the schematics as PDF, but I need some comments before ordering PCB! I have no permissions?
 
Is EDCOR PCW10K-7K/300-32 the right choice? And many other questions...
 
Thanks
 
 
Oct 4, 2012 at 5:16 PM Post #7 of 13
There are my own development.
 
One main PCB for the C3g parafeed amplifier, two low noise non isolated DC/DC converter mezzanine boards for the high voltage and two low noise DC/DC converter boards for heating and battery interfacing.
 
Microcontroller board is coming and also a T-REG regulator board for the two low noise non isolated DC/DC converter mezzanine replacement.
 
I am using Eagle and the schematics and the PBA view are PDF generated datas.
 
I can´t PM the datas, no permission!
 
 
Oct 4, 2012 at 5:28 PM Post #8 of 13
Is too bad! No permission for posting!
 
I am also thinking about a portable headphone amplifier:
- LiFePO4 battery pack,
- 1AD4 with +Ub = +100VDC (+24VDC nominal battery pack, DC/DC step-up with LT1533 and Pico transformer),
- +1.25VDC@100mA low noise switching regulator for heating,
- CCS with 3x LT3092 at 500µA,
- virtuel ground with BUF634F,
- N class A OPAMP (AD + LT3092) for 300R and 32R loads at <200mW.
 
Oct 5, 2012 at 7:57 PM Post #12 of 13
Both Photoshop and Illustrator will let you edit PDF files directly.  Combining two files into a single image is a piece of cake with either of those programs.  You need to make a decision based on the originating software whether it's vector intelligence you need to preserve (use Illustrator) or whether a pixelated image is all you need (Photoshop).
 

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