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Re: The issues of the TDA2822
DIP and 12V rails, too.? Seems like everything's either got 2 AA batteries or is charged by a USB connection. Great discussion on all this!
By Arvo W0VRA · #43862 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
What I have been asking Santa aka Farhan is for a similar circuit that just plugs in to the existing 8 pins. No need for output caps and such as it is already there! Raj
By Raj vu2zap · #43861 ·
Re: TDA2822 experiments and mods
Solution 3: 78L09. the center lead looks soldered but it is floating but the tab is soldered to the copper below it. The white wire is my fix for prevent the filter relays from clicking during PTT.
By Raj vu2zap · #43860 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
Ash and all, Jerry Gaffke provided a valuable link: https://ludens.cl/Electron/audioamps/AudioAmps.html the second circuit (without crossover distortion compensation) seems to me to be more than
By Rod Self <km6sn@...> · #43859 ·
Re: TDA2822 Replacement
I think there was some misspelling there.?? Try Occultation or Osculation. Ron W7HD -- W7HD - NAQCC#7587 OMISS#9898 KX3#6966 LinuxUser#415320
By w7hd.rh <w7hd.rh@...> · #43858 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
Greetings UT Source is showing high stocks (34000) of TD2822M https://www.utsource.net/itm/p/911560.html ( https://www.utsource.net/itm/p/911560.html ) We still think based on the finding of the GQRP
By G1KQH · #43857 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
Probably a good idea. I can think of several devices which I don't expect to disappear anytime soon, like the LM324. Or even the JRD audio chips or the NE5532. I am sure the guitar repair people are
By John Backo · #43856 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
NJM2073D. Also available at digikey . Good pick up Jerry
By Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...> · #43855 ·
Re: Dynamic mic on ubitx
I solved my Dynamic mic problem by installing the *5 Band Mic Processor by UR8QW*.? I mounted the potentiometers on the front panel so that I now have a mic processor with compression, mic level and
By Walter · #43854 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
John, others, Given our experience of the non-generic ICs going out of production, it is best to stick to either discrete or generic ICs. The bitx20 will soon be a 15 year old design. The NorCal is
By Ashhar Farhan · #43853 ·
Re: TDA2822 experiments and mods
So far no issues with my TDA2822L, but since replacement I power off before touching the jacks As my case is still open I use Arvo's technique to probe the IC. So far no heat issues. John
By John · #43852 ·
Re: TDA2822 experiments and mods
I've blown up quite some TDA2822 audio chips and they seem to be working on the edge of their ratings. My uBitx has a built-in speaker wired through a 3,5 mm jack which switches it off when a
By Alex - PA1FOX · #43851 ·
Re: TDA2822 Replacement
I just borrowed from occultation! just a T slipped! If you take it from flocculate that would be another!
By Raj vu2zap · #43850 ·
njm2073
today I ordered the 5 volt reg. and some of the 2073 chips, what I am wondering is there any one know if there is any problems with installing a socket for the audio chip. I don't want to create any
By [email protected] · #43849 ·
Re: TDA2822 Replacement
Since we've already gone off topic, I'd like to congratulate you on your commentary. It appears cromulent, but it's not. (smile)? Sent from Yahoo Mail. Get the app
By Thomas Sharka · #43848 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
Hi all. A discrete components design could be more tolerable imho. Plus it leaves more space for hacks/mods. Possibly on a small boatd. Konstantinos, SV1ONW.
By Konstantinos Konstas, SV1ONW · #43845 ·
uBITX PA driver levels #ubitx-help
This might be of interest to some. DC levels and RF levels at various points in the PA driver section from Q90 onwards. 12.5v supply. ~8W out.
By Glenn · #43844 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
I put this in today just drop right in and its part status is active NJM2073D-ND ( https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=NJM2073D ) -- David ?N8DAH Kit-Projects.com (
By N8DAH · #43843 ·
Re: The issues of the TDA2822
After replying that I like the discrete route¡­ I did a little research and the TDA2003, while a different foot print, looks to be good for this application too. Wide distribution/ current part and
By K9HZ · #43842 ·
Re: Ubitx audio debug question
Thanks for the good input, Jerry!? I don't have a spare LM386 or a spare rig right now (I'm rebuilding a new ham station from scratch after loaning out my other HF gear to a newer ham).? I'm
By Tom Christian · #43841 ·