Help with creating vero layout for isolated output splitter

[canman]

Hey gang,

I've been trying to hone my layout creation technique, and while they aren't top notch, I'm getting better.  I thought I'd try a layout with transformers, but I'm a little confused.  I threw together the layout from this schematic:



I didn't include the power portion or the main out portion (just a resistor and 1/4" jack...and I'm going to use a voltage inverter with a 7660S charge pump for the -9v).  I hope that doesn't make a difference, but I figure as long as I can get -9v from somewhere it probably won't make a difference.

I'm a little hung up on the transformer.  The datasheet for the transformer shows a different schematic symbol than what is seen on the schematic.  And I couldn't find a transformer icon in the layout software, so I used two inductors.  Anyways, here is what I have:



How bad did I screw up?  Any input is greatly appreciated!!

[JerS]

After a real quick once over, it looks good to me. Well done.

[Cozybuilder]

You need to move the second 2M2 to the other side of the 10K input resistor: i.e. move DB down to DE.

Where is the 1K from pin 6 to the direct out?

L1 would be one transformer, L2 would be the other. Normally you designate the primary side with a P, but for the 42TM018 the primary and secondary are equal, so in this case you're OK not making that designation.

[canman]

OK so wouldn't both 2M2 resistors need to move down three holes?  Thanks for pointing that out.

The 1K resistor to the direct out is omitted cuz I don't want to use a direct out, haha.

[Cozybuilder]

The schematic is showing a 2M2 on each side of the input resistor, so you just need to move one of them. If you prefer, you can move BB down to BE.

[canman]

Oh, OK I see it now.  Thanks for pointing that out!