Small currents then. I thought you have higher currents due to the shunt regulator.
Nice to hear that.
Best Regards,
Aleš
I am sorry to tell you, but Stixx got the last one single PCB. I have new PCBs ordered and I should restock in three weeks time.
Best Regards,
Aleš
what must be changed for 8.3 volt
i"m needed for my tda1543 dac like the shematic from peter daniel
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/audio-sector/187748-pushing-limits-tda1543-nos-dac.html
ps. soory for my poor english
i"m needed for my tda1543 dac like the shematic from peter daniel
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/audio-sector/187748-pushing-limits-tda1543-nos-dac.html
ps. soory for my poor english
Tangband,
when you look at the manual that Ales has linked you just put solder jumpers on the positions 6.4 + 1.6 + 0.2.
That will give you 8.2V which is close enough to your desired 8.3V. Or make it 8.4V, the DAC will happiliy accept it!
PS. I see it is for the digital section. I have the Peter Daniel NOS DAC myself with the Bobken reg already installed.
You could also use the Salas mini shunt that Ales is selling. Great little board... maybe it is adjustable to 8.3V?
when you look at the manual that Ales has linked you just put solder jumpers on the positions 6.4 + 1.6 + 0.2.
That will give you 8.2V which is close enough to your desired 8.3V. Or make it 8.4V, the DAC will happiliy accept it!
PS. I see it is for the digital section. I have the Peter Daniel NOS DAC myself with the Bobken reg already installed.
You could also use the Salas mini shunt that Ales is selling. Great little board... maybe it is adjustable to 8.3V?
thank you for the fast reply
ich wil take the dac for my rapsberry ,in this moment played the hifiberry dac+
but i like the tda
also wen i take jumper on the board ,i can fast cahnge the voltage ,for testing differents board"s .so my idea
the shunt board comes in a few days ,it looks good and i will testing about 8,3 volts
ich wil take the dac for my rapsberry ,in this moment played the hifiberry dac+
but i like the tda
also wen i take jumper on the board ,i can fast cahnge the voltage ,for testing differents board"s .so my idea
the shunt board comes in a few days ,
it looks good and i will testing about 8,3 volts
It can easily be set to 8.3V. Stix in your calculation you are missing 0.1V voltage setting. 8.3V= 1.4V + 6.4V + 0.4V + 0.1V
Mini shunt regulator can be configured to 8.3V, but higher voltage means more heat dissipation on CCS and on voltage regulation mosfet.
@tangband If your soldering skills are good then you shouldn't have problem quickly configure new voltage, though it is not as simple as just moving jumpers.
BR,
Aleš
Mini shunt regulator can be configured to 8.3V, but higher voltage means more heat dissipation on CCS and on voltage regulation mosfet.
@tangband If your soldering skills are good then you shouldn't have problem quickly configure new voltage, though it is not as simple as just moving jumpers.
BR,
Aleš