PT2399 test circuit

Started by Dirk_Hendrik, November 19, 2006, 08:26:39 AM

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Dirk_Hendrik

To be able to do some testing prior to design I made a small PT2399 board which just contains the Princeton application note for the chip. Since the cost is close to nothing it might be handy in experimenting with the chip.

http://www.dirk-hendrik.com/pt2399test.pdf
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alfafalfa

Check the Rebote delays for comparison. They use the same chip.

Dirk_Hendrik

I'm fully aware of that. However, I needed a test app for the chip as basic as possible with the focus on small, cheap, quick build, etc. Main focus was using multiple chips (since thay come so cheap) and I don't want to build multiple rebote's for e T&M setup.
Right now I got 2 of  them cascaded to verify I could use 1 delay pot which have both pins for the delaytime connected to. Can be done... with some drawbacks.. minimal resistance his 1.6 Kohms. Otherwise you'll get funny noises on the background.

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markm

Interesting.
Please keep us updated on this!

rogeryu_ph

Hi, some fasciinating and interesting cook you have. Can it be done STEREO? Is it possible? Two output left and right.