I was working on a layout for a solid state dumbleator designed by KleinM at the Brownnote Forum. I have zero experience with JFETS. I wanted to do the layout on a G10 board. Do the JFET pins have any play, can I fit them on a G10 board?
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JFET Layout Dumbleator
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The legs are long enough for some wiggle room. 
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They do, but i would install a Socket, they don"t like a lot of heat, use a heatsinc clamp on the leg's if you solder them in, and i have built quite a few of the Jfet circuit's, you may like the socket because i hear a difference in brand's of jfet's when used in a tone network, also the bias can be adjusted for more gain or less gain, for starters on the bais if i'm useing in a, say 9 volt application i shoot for about 1/2 the supply voltage = 4.5 VDC on the drain and then adjust from there for + or - gain, for bais voltage i normally install a 50k or 100k trimpot from B+ to drain so i can easily adjust the bais by ear for the best sound out of the circuit,
I was told along time ago by someone not to use the ECG brand Jfet, why I don't remeber, but what's funny it became 1 of my favorite Jfet's for building a Cleanboost circuit and Emulation Pedal's,
Hope this help's you in someway,
Johnhenry
I was told along time ago by someone not to use the ECG brand Jfet, why I don't remeber, but what's funny it became 1 of my favorite Jfet's for building a Cleanboost circuit and Emulation Pedal's,
Hope this help's you in someway,
Johnhenry
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Add wires as needed eh?resophonic1 wrote:I was working on a layout for a solid state dumbleator designed by KleinM at the Brownnote Forum. I have zero experience with JFETS. I wanted to do the layout on a G10 board. Do the JFET pins have any play, can I fit them on a G10 board?
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Skyboltone,
It uses bluetooth technology for the connections
. I did not have time to draw the wiring diagram, once I get it completed I will post the correct connections.
It uses bluetooth technology for the connections
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Johnhenry,
Do you have an online source for JFET sockets?
Do you have an online source for JFET sockets?
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resophonic1 wrote:Skyboltone,
It uses bluetooth technology for the connections.
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Resophonic1, check your PM,
Mouser.
Johnhenry
Mouser.
Johnhenry
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Resophonic1
I just saw your question about JFET sockets. I used Mouser P/N 575-193164, 64 pin strip for sockets in my latest clone pedal. These are .100 spaced and you just cut off as many in a line as you like. Works great! Holds transistors and diodes just fine.
ampdoc
I just saw your question about JFET sockets. I used Mouser P/N 575-193164, 64 pin strip for sockets in my latest clone pedal. These are .100 spaced and you just cut off as many in a line as you like. Works great! Holds transistors and diodes just fine.
ampdoc