8 Jan
2017
8 Jan
'17
6:01 a.m.
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 11:10 AM, Adrian Graham
<witchy at binarydinosaurs.co.uk> wrote:
No, it's more than that. The emitter returns to ground too. There is no way
of getting a voltage across colletor and emitter.
On 08/01/2017 07:31, "Tony Duell"
<ard.p850ug1 at gmail.com> wrote:
I don't
believe it's correct as drawn. For one thing you have V333, an NPN
transistor, with the collector grounded (and no -ve supplies on the circuit.
For
another, R322 is ridiculously low. And I would expect the anodes of the
3 diodes on the RGB outputs to go somewhere other than a resistor to
ground.
Hm, ok, that's today's task then. For V333 it could be that I just have the
pin numbers reversed but I'll double check. The diodes bothered me too and I'm trying to think of a better way of tracing
unknown lines on the bottom
of the board. My sponge-wrapped-in-tin-foil method isn't infallible.
I've been known to test to every connection on the board. Or to desolder all the
components I know it goes to and then do resistance checks to prove it goes
somewhere else. Yes it takes a long time,but...
Knowing what to expect, what is possible, helps a lot too. But that only comes
with practice.
-tony