Slightly OT: Anyone want to swap CEMs for SSMs?
Martin Czech
martin.czech at intermetall.de
Tue Jul 20 07:28:22 CEST 1999
::: When I looked at the block diagram for the CEM3340, the biggest mystery to me
:::is the internal temp compensation for the exponential converter. Everything else
:::looks pretty straight forward to reverse engineer. Perhaps if one were to make a
:::compromise and use a tempco resistor for the temp compensation one could make
:::something that would be pin compatable, but not nessesarily and exact duplicate of
:::the original.
:::
And another idea comming out from this is to built an oscillator core.
Ie all the sensible components on a little pcb, so there is the option to
pot it, in order to force low thermal gradients. The normal circuitry is
on the "mother pcb". So, a better design can replace mediocre solutions
without too much pain, and thermal capacitance is minimized. I even
would go so far to use SMDs for this purpose.
m.c.
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