Buffered/Transformer Isolated Splitter
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Jensen and Lelhe both have good transformers
If you are stateside, aplified parts has the Lelhe ISO transformer for a good price on reverb
If you are stateside, aplified parts has the Lelhe ISO transformer for a good price on reverb
Nacht
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Ok i think i got it now haha 
I double checked with the radial block diagram, that's pretty much the same i did, but i added the 10k and 1nf as per the schematic, hope it's correct now lol what you think?
Oh yeah i saw the lehle stuff but it's way too expensive for what i'm trying to achieve. Maybe i'll try them in the future... For now i just really like if i can make this work lol
I double checked with the radial block diagram, that's pretty much the same i did, but i added the 10k and 1nf as per the schematic, hope it's correct now lol what you think?
Oh yeah i saw the lehle stuff but it's way too expensive for what i'm trying to achieve. Maybe i'll try them in the future... For now i just really like if i can make this work lol
Nacht
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Hm.. where do they join ?
Are you sure? i overlayed it in photoshop while tracing it, and checked it 3 times with the radial diagram and i can't find any differences...
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Nacht
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No worries, thanks for the help
I'm making a pcb now, let me know if anything else comes to your mind, i'll order it in the next few days, i can't wait to try it out
giovanni
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Did you breadboard it before making the PCB?No worries, thanks for the help
I'm making a pcb now, let me know if anything else comes to your mind, i'll order it in the next few days, i can't wait to try it out
Nacht
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No, why?
I breadboard half of the stuff i want to make as a pcb but... most of the time breadboard pick up noise and weird stuff or the cables loose connexion and i have to be extra careful so now i just use a simluation falstad as much as i can and then make 5 pcs pcb at jlc for like 5$ shipped it's not too bad... then i can mod it or lift traces on the pcb as needed until i make another new pcb with the fixes....
Did you spot something wrong from what i posted here in the last post?
giovanni
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I didn’t spot anything but I didn’t look very hard. I would breadboard and triple check any circuit I was making a PCB for tho!
Nacht
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Ok, well i'll see how it goes, i'm starting to hate breadboarding... I used to do it a lot but i ended up spending more time trying to figure out what goes where and why there's noise or weird issues... having to check every cable i use and not move it around too much in fear of something falling off the breadboard... lolI didn’t spot anything but I didn’t look very hard. I would breadboard and triple check any circuit I was making a PCB for tho!
Nacht
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Oh yes for sure, i have quite a few to read suggested to me since the past days.
I really don't mind ordering 5 pcs pcb's to try and see if i made errors or even space issues with component size, and while i wait for the order i will read thoses.
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