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Tech discussion => 4K,6K,8K Series => Topic started by: marcmozart on August 19, 2013, 12:40:01 PM
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I've started this thread to build the ultimate list of Electronic Parts that every E/G-Series SSL-User should have at hand.
We've already discussed Capacitors ( http://forum.sslmixed.com/index.php?topic=306.0 ) but obviously there is other electronic parts like I've just experienced when my 024 card started going wrong. ( http://forum.sslmixed.com/index.php?topic=384.0 )
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FETs:
A lot of the transistors are actually relay fets, in a transistor package:
J112
Also on the 013 card
J175
Transistors:
Other transistors, (beware, for example a standard BC184C has a different pinout to a BC184LC and won't work)
G series should have:
BC184LC
BC212LB
Regulators:
for VCA cards and Dynamics, these regulate the bipolar rails down to 15V for the VCA's (also in a transistor package)
15v Positive and Negative:
L78L15
L79L15
For a personal console: I'd buy 20 of each of the above and 5x J175
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Analogue IC's
NE5534
CA324 (LM324N)
TL0 74
LF351
I'd buy a tube of 5534's and smaller amounts of the rest.
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Andy aka sintech... thank you once more for taking your time to help!! We've never met in person, but I alread consider you a real friend!
Such a great place here, probably the best forum and the most helpful people I've ever seen online.
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Posting a few links - perhaps you can have a quick look if those are cool to order. Didn't find a German source for the BC... transistors yet.
ICs were all easy to find.
FETs:
A lot of the transistors are actually relay fets, in a transistor package:
J112
http://de.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=J112virtualkey51210000virtualkey512-J112
Also on the 013 card
J175
http://de.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=J175%2c116virtualkey66800000virtualkey771-J175116
Transistors:
Other transistors, (beware, for example a standard BC184C has a different pinout to a BC184LC and won't work)
G series should have:
BC184LC
BC212LB
Regulators:
for VCA cards and Dynamics, these regulate the bipolar rails down to 15V for the VCA's (also in a transistor package)
15v Positive and Negative:
L78L15
http://www.conrad.biz/ce/de/product/183067/Festspannungsregler-01-A-positiv-ST-Microelectronics-L78L15-Gehaeuseart-TO-92-Ausgangsspannung-15-V-Iout-100-mA
L79L15
http://www.conrad.biz/ce/de/product/183326/Festspannungsregler-01-A-negativ-79L15-Gehaeuseart-TO-92-Ausgangsspannung-15-V-Iout-100-mA
For a personal console: I'd buy 20 of each of the above and 5x J175
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Rapid Online http://www.rapidonline.com/electronic-components/bc212l-to92-45v-pnp-gp-transistor-81-0044
http://www.rapidonline.com/Electronic-Components/Bc184l-To92-45v-Npn-Gp-Transistor-81-0040/?sid=c112af7a-e9cf-4e5d-a47c-43ea0a7bce52
have these. Seems to be a second source manufacturer somewhat like NTE devices in the States. But I've used BC441-16 's made by them and they've been fine.
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Dont forget the rectifiers and transistors for the power supplies , a must have on any tech shelf !
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Thanks, and agreed! Anybody can share some part-numbers?
Dont forget the rectifiers and transistors for the power supplies , a must have on any tech shelf !
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Regarding PSU Bridge Rectifiers, I was in Jim's storage containers last week and found some of these, they originate from Sony Digital, NOS, and he has more (at a good rate) 8)
Crydom rated @ 600V and 100A, very heavy duty!!! should be perfect for a 25A rail, what do you think??
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f23/sin-tech/Bridge_zpsc4cd1964.jpg) (http://s44.photobucket.com/user/sin-tech/media/Bridge_zpsc4cd1964.jpg.html)
Heavy price tag also ;)
http://uk.farnell.com/crydom/m50100sb600/power-module-600v-100a/dp/1341692
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Awesome! Jim's secret storage containers, the holy grail of SSL spare parts :-)
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Hi Andy and Marc
Ja, Ich habe some of these and well done Andy for spotting them and getting a great deal. They were originally from Oxford Digital and I helped construct the first few prototype Oxford consoles when they were first made in the UK before being constructed in Japan later on.
Andy, being the guy he is, spotted them here and bought them at a very good price. I'm amazed that the new Farnell price is around £92. I have just counted 7 more of these available if anyone needs them. Any offers people, obviously far cheaper than the Farnell price.
My secret storage containers are holding less and less useful SSL stuff these days, mostly thanks to Andy buying most of it, but I still have loads of patchbay and other useful wiring bits (new and used). Some of this is still listed on my website (http://www.profcon.co.uk/page11.htm).
Marc, thanks for your recent email regarding 48 channels of PT to DL wiring. I am dealing with this and will get back to you very soon.
Regards from Jim Lassen in the UK
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Quick question - can you guys identify the mouser.com Part for the "sockets" used for transistors across the console?
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They would be spacers rather than sockets. Normally re-use these.