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  • #31
    Excellent job congratulations post videos I am curious about your performance
    What is the manufacturer of this friend LF357N? I ask because I recently bought the LF347 and it came with the same symbol.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Emersonpaz View Post
      Excellent job congratulations post videos I am curious about your performance
      What is the manufacturer of this friend LF357N? I ask because I recently bought the LF347 and it came with the same symbol.

      It looks like National Semiconductor

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      • #33
        @StarShina

        possible to send one pcb to germany, or the pcb design files?

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        • #34
          [QUOTE = StarShina; 288642] Платы готовы.
          Начинаю сборку. [/ QUOTE]

          День добрый!
          Интересует Ваша плата и возможность ее заказать (не нашел как здесь писать личное сообщение).
          Также интересно как прошли испытания и монтаж в корпус, как организовали питание.
          Спасибо.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by portmone View Post
            [QUOTE = StarShina; 288642] Платы готовы.
            Начинаю сборку. [/ QUOTE]

            День добрый!
            Интересует Ваша плата и возможность ее заказать (не нашел как здесь писать личное сообщение).
            Также интересно как прошли испытания и монтаж в корпус, как организовали питание.
            Спасибо.
            Please read the forum rules -> Basic Rules of the Forums
            and make your posts in English.

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            • #36
              Hi Starshina,
              I like the look of your SMD PCB just wondering if it is 2 or 4 layer and if it is 4 layer what is your stackup..?

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              • #37
                Originally posted by StarShina View Post
                PCBs are ready.
                I'm starting the assembling.
                I wonder. This smd version worked and how efficient is it. can you make a video?

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                • #38
                  SMD version is nice... but nothing for the DIY community. I am sure the majority of the forum members will have problems to deal with SMD soldering. SMD is something for commercial manufacturing only.

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                  • #39
                    SMD is not difficult if you stay with the larger package sizes. 0805 passives and SOIC/SOT23 are quite easy to solder and require only a moderately decent soldering iron. I routinely go down to 0402 and MSOP/TSSOP/QFP sizes, and in an emergency will even attempt DFN/QFN, but for these smallest sizes you need a really good soldering iron, a heat gun, and a microscope. StarShinas board designs look very DIY-friendly.

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                    • #40
                      starshina is a rank in russian/soviet army. not so big, but big like soldier high one. not officer consist.
                      odna schirokaja lychka we say. on a pic.

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                      • #41
                        For starshina ... Why show off your photos and show off your device if you don't share files for assembly? Do you think we are very interested in all this?

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                        • #42
                          KT 315 is a low-power silicon high-frequency bipolar n-p-n transistor, produced in the USSR since 1968 and produced in Russia to this day.
                          Attached Files

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                          • #43
                            ahaha! now everybody knows kt315. and maybe you will tell us american analogue?

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                            • #44
                              http://radio-hobby.org/modules/analog/%D0%BA%D1%82315

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                              • #45

                                Whoever had misfortune to try to repair this thing; knows about KT315 and many other russian bijous!
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                                It is fed up with those transistors, never works alright, from a very start, fresh from a store it is not working alright at all.
                                Probably the very worst tv i have ever tried to repair... back in my old radio-tv days...

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