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In Reply to: OVERHEATING OF OP AMPS ... HELP!!!! posted by langel on March 21, 2004 at 14:26:50:
I'm no expert,but 150pf ceramic caps?shouldn't they be 150nf?and if the output is true class A,things are usualy hot.Take the caps off and try again.I'm not familiar with this op-amp,are you sure its a pin for pin replacement?
Sorry if I can't help,I try to help inmates where I can,I'm not that experienced,but I think your cap values are wrong.But I could be wrong.Did you choose this value?Also scrutinize your handy work.I've been caught by a tiny short whilst soldering.It can happen.
Mikee55.Goodluck.
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- Re: OVERHEATING OF OP AMPS ... HELP!!!! - mikee55 15:22:52 03/21/04 (2)
- Re: OVERHEATING OF OP AMPS ... HELP!!!! - langel 17:17:05 03/21/04 (1)
- Re: OVERHEATING OF OP AMPS ... HELP!!!! - mikee55 11:30:05 03/22/04 (0)
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