That is a reasonable assumption. Print out a copy of that schematic and write on it the voltages you find. Then file it for future reference.And that voltage was measured with the serial lamp. There'd have to be some voltage drop there wouldn't there? Would that effect the final working voltage on the 32 volt rails ( if it is right to call them 'rails' ) ?
Yep. Sounds good. I always seem to need an audio amplifier so I think I'd like to build some of them. In the past I've had that same plan and have even sent away and got the parts from a part list for a project - and never built it and now have bunches of parts I don't know what they're for !If your going to continue this type of work, you will need an oscilloscope. A frequency counter would help with the individual key frequencies.
So, think about what you intend to work on, the frequencies involved and then you can find the new toys you that will help you with those projects. You might be giving yourself some presents at various times during the year.
by Duane Benson
by Duane Benson
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