[KTpG]

Ok, I know, it is just a CMOY, but I was bored, so why not take an hour and carefully construct a CMOY on a tiny piece of spare proto-board.

It includes:

1000uF per rail (Nichicon VX(M) series)
.0022uF power supply bypass caps
1% generic resistors (100k input, 2.21k+10k gain-- no output load resistor)
.22uF coupling cap
TLE2426CLPR rail splitter
will use: OPA2something, 2x9V in series, yellow LED, 1/8" jacks for in/out (maybe RCA if I decide to keep it)
will be in: Altoids tin

So... just a simple project for the bored person in me.

It is no masterpiece, I know- it is the product of an hour or so- how could it be? Cute isn't it? LOL

 

[ADS]

How does it sound? I should have something similar as soon as my parts get here...

 

[KTpG]

I really don't know... lol

I have so many caps it is not even funny... and resistors... etc. But I have NO jacks or battery clips. hehe So, right now it doesn't even have power. But, I am fairly certain all my wiring is correct, so all should be well. It is awaiting power, etc. Someday... hehe until then I guess I'll just build more.

 

[MisterX]

Does anybody else see what wrong with the "amp" in the picture?

 

[ADS]

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Originally posted by MisterX Does anybody else see what wrong with the "amp" in the picture?

No actual amp!

 

[MisterX]

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Originally posted by ADS No actual amp!

Na, that's the reason for the quotation marks....check the way the resistors are laid out.
Either the normal copper traces are cut and rerouted or......

 

[Sol_Zhen]

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Originally posted by MisterX Na, that's the reason for the quotation marks....check the way the resistors are laid out. Either the normal copper traces are cut and rerouted or......

I see it!

 

[KTpG]

I hope you mean they are wrong according to Tangent's layout... I didn't use his. I just made up my own as I went along (as is customary). As far as I know... they are connected correctly. Notice, too, the opamp is facing up towards the PS instead of down, also against Tangent's layout.

 

[KTpG]

The resistors are in the right spots. Everything works fine.

I got it in the enclosure- see pic. 2x9V, 1/8" in and out, SPST switch, yellow LED, OPA2132P, silver solder and all the other stuff I mentioned before in the first post.

Sounds darn decent. Not great, but decent. Perhaps it is time to build a newer, better amp.

The image is bad quality, and I never worked for neatness... hehe you should see my handwriting. I am not a neat person (except for appearance).

 

[MisterX]

Nice little amp.
Glad to see I lived up to my not know anything persona.
The polarity of the PSU caps gave away the fact that your layout was backwards and upside down.