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PostPosted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 11:16 am    Post subject: vc LFO old pcb Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

I have four of this older Yusynth vc-LFO pcb lying here to solder,
but I could'nt find any component-layout for this release..

1. Could anybody help ?
2. is this version useful or should I better stop working on that old one ?
3. are there any improvements for this pcb ?

Gerd


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PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 6:52 am    Post subject: variations between layout, BOM & schematic Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

there are some questionable differences between component-layout, schematics and BoM, so, for building ready these units,
I need a little help, please...

LFO1 (A):
A1 - Capacitor C8 is shown in schematics/BoM 1nF, but in component layout 47pF ?
A2 - C5 is in BoM 10nF, but in schematics/comp-layout 100nF (I decided 100nF)
A3 - R43 (47k) isn't listet in BoM (only on the bottom of it)
A4 - as I could't find an "old" wiring pic, I see no chance of "off-board mounting the R43 resistor, so my decision is a standing mounting with
one side in hole 1 and the other side in junction R32/34 (see pic below)


LFO2 (B):
B1 - Capacitor C8 is shown in schematics/BoM 1nF, but in component layout 47pF
B2 - C5 is in BOM 10nF, but in schematics/comp-layout 100nF (I decided 100nF)
B3 - R38 isn't in BoM, maybe mistake, because there is R39 (should be R38)
B4 - C7 is in schematics/BoM & new layout, but not in the old layout and latest wiring…should I leave it or try to place it ?
B5 - R10 is shown twice in schematics (at Sin/Tri sym and at PIN 3 of IC4)... should R10 at “SinTri” named R24 ?!
B6 - R18 is shown twice in schematics (right side at PIN 5 & 7) ...R18 at PIN 7 should it be there, because PIN 7 is not connected ?!
B7 - the second side of R43 is in "wiring" connect with "pulse", but not so in schematics: there R43 is on PIN8 (IC2c) & R41…what is right ?!


thanks for your patience
Gerd


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PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 8:28 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

There the wiring diagrams as found on the site


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