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Re: LF: Today's soldering

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Subject: Re: LF: Today's soldering
From: DK7FC <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 15 Jul 2015 16:18:31 +0200
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Am 15.07.2015 15:00, schrieb Andy Talbot:
Assume you've tried putting an R||C in the source to bias the BF245 back a bit and still ensure oscillation?
Yes, probably during you wrote that mail i have tried exactly this.
But it rises the lower voltage on the Drain and 4013, so there is a risk that the oscillator will not work properly.

Or run off a lower voltage.  Try a 74HC4013 instead of an HEF4013 and run that off 3.3V as well as the FET;  may work.
Hm in my search i did not find a 74HC4013.

What i've done then is adding a R||C between + and L. Ah and i watched the Vgs, i.e. the input signal for the 4013. The voltage was clipped at nearly 6V although the supply voltage is just 5V! So it was clear: The input of the 4013 became conductive and clipped the oscillation of the drain.
For the R i took a pot and turned so that the xtal starts to oscillate savely (even tested with ice spray). Also some load C helped to start the oscillation more savely. De-soldered the pot, measured it's value: Just 1k exactly :-)

Now the LO consumes 0.9 mA! :-) And the Vgs looks much better, closer to a rectangle. Connected to the mixers, the stereo RX - in it's current state - consumes 5,6 mA, i.e. 28 mW :-)

73, Stefan

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