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Thanks! I'm really pleased with that layout, just putting it together now, though I'm missing a few parts. I'm out of 0.047uf caps!reveriesof wrote:gorgeous layout. gonna see if i can mimic something like this for my 45! nice work, looking forward to the build
Thank you.gmr1 wrote:looks great! I'll certainly give this a go. Does the original article mention the pot values? I'm also having trouble seeing how 5 pots work out from the above board layout. Thanks!


So you're saying I'm should be good to go with the LM324's right? That's cool. 324's can be a bit odd to work with. Breadboarding stuff with a 324 doesn't mean it will work with a 084. I bought a bunch of 324's just thinking they were normal quad opamps years back, but they're not!Fuzzer wrote:Bajaman, the LM324 can be operated from split supply as long as the difference is between 3 and 32 [V].
Sounds excellent. If you have 200 to play with you shouldn't have a problem matching. If you can match a set around 1.5 that would be splendid. My matched sets are within .1 of each other, so the 1.8 set I'm using has a range of 1.7 - 1.9. One observation, I'd go for the lowest matched set you can test, as the higher the Vgs the further to ground the Bias pot needs to be tweaked. I'm using a 100K bias pot with lug 3 to ground and a 150K resistor between vref and lug 1, the centre bias is at about 2 o'clock on the pot, I may add a higher resistor than the 150K to see if I can get it more central. I think very high Vgs FETs would require the zener to be higher rated than 5.1v.gmr1 wrote:Glad to hear it worked out! Hows it sound?
I think I'll etch a board today, and give it a go. How close do you need to get on the transistors? I have 200 to go through.


Thank you!gmr1 wrote:ha! nice. great work. did you end up sticking with the 5.1v diode? I got the PCB etched for this one, just need to build it.