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  • mohandes
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    Hi to all
    i take photo and need your help?what is my wrong?please
    my problem in bd140,pin3 ne555 i have-10.35v but it should be 10v(i think), drain of irf740 600v by oscilloscope & any my ? in last numbers.
    thank you

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  • mohandes
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    ok
    this is my photos
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  • Geo
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    The offset adjustment method for the 5534 probably won't work for the LF357.
    Do you have an oscilloscope?
    Right..... offset at LF357 is at pins 1 and 5.

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  • Geo
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    If you are using a multimeter you won't see 340V even if everything is working correctly.
    Carl, you are right. When i constructed it, with Oscilloscope reads 400....450 V p-p. So the value by multimeter will be much lower.

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  • Carl-NC
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    Sorry, can't read that site. You can upload pics directly to this forum, click Go Advanced, then use Manage Attachments.

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  • mohandes
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    ok finally i can upload

    please help and excuse for my bad write in the page.
    thanks

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  • mohandes
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    Hi my friends
    I need to site for upload my pictures,i dont know what dont upload them,if you have a goo d site for upload ,Introduction to me please.
    thanks

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  • mohandes
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    Hi to all
    now i send my pictures and need to your helps.please
    have best time

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  • Carl-NC
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    Originally posted by mohandes View Post
    and drain irf740 i have not 340 volt by multimeter so what is my wrong.
    If you are using a multimeter you won't see 340V even if everything is working correctly.

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  • mohandes
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    Originally posted by mikebg View Post
    Mohandes, there's something that can be seen only with an very expensive oscilloscope, but you can hear it with FM radio. This is the VHF ringing of MOSFET, causing heating of IRF740 and interferences the input of preamp to operate normally.

    Place the antenna of an FM radio near to damping resistor as illustrated. If you hear the TX repetition frequency on the radio, there is a VHF ringing. Connect a 22 or 33 ohm resistor direct in series to gate lead of MOSFET. The effect should disappear.

    Hello mike
    I know that i shoude have in drain irf740 340 volt by multimeter and i have -0.7v and not hot irf740.i check my pcb and every think and i test by oscilloscope but have different result and dont know my problem, ithink my problem in bd140 or bc337 in path of gate irf740.
    and what is the problem for lf357?can you help me ?
    i drawing my result in oscilloscope(100MH) and put them.if this part is correct , i continue
    thanks

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  • mohandes
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    The offset adjustment method for the 5534 probably won't work for the LF357.
    Do you have an oscilloscope?
    Hello Carl
    i test by oscilloscope but i dont analysis the figre on the oscilloscope .i Drawing this figure and post for all,to help me.
    in pin6 lf i have to have -0.2v but i have near 6v.and drain irf740 i have not 340 volt by multimeter so what is my wrong.
    tomorrow i paste my Drawing

    thanks

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  • mikebg
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    VHF RINGING?

    Mohandes, there's something that can be seen only with an very expensive oscilloscope, but you can hear it with FM radio. This is the VHF ringing of MOSFET, causing heating of IRF740 and interferences the input of preamp to operate normally.

    Place the antenna of an FM radio near to damping resistor as illustrated. If you hear the TX repetition frequency on the radio, there is a VHF ringing. Connect a 22 or 33 ohm resistor direct in series to gate lead of MOSFET. The effect should disappear.
    Attached Files

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  • Carl-NC
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    The offset adjustment method for the 5534 probably won't work for the LF357.
    Do you have an oscilloscope?

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