Thanks Ken, this is great!
I went ahead and powered those modules and another panel on +/- 15v and it all seems to be working. In case it's useful to anyone, here's a list of the modules I've tested:
VCFS
VCFQ
Dual Phaser
Frequency Shifter
Wave Multipliers
Wilson Analog Delay
Dual VCA
Dual Channel Stereo Output
Dual Audio Mixer
Modules that are untested but nothing blew up:
Control Module
Preamp Detector
I went ahead and powered those modules and another panel on +/- 15v and it all seems to be working. In case it's useful to anyone, here's a list of the modules I've tested:
VCFS
VCFQ
Dual Phaser
Frequency Shifter
Wave Multipliers
Wilson Analog Delay
Dual VCA
Dual Channel Stereo Output
Dual Audio Mixer
Modules that are untested but nothing blew up:
Control Module
Preamp Detector
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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>
> I can see no reason why it would be an issue. I run some Serge stuff on 15
> volts anyway. That sandwiched chip is just a common dual up-amp. LF353 (TL072).
>
> Disclaimer: Mind you, if it all goes up in smoke, don't blame me.
>
> Ken
>
> >specifically, I've got a Dual Phaser and a VCFS that I'd like to put into a
> panel with some +/- 15v gear and I'm wondering what issues I'd run into if I
> powered those Serge modules that way.
> >
> >The datasheets on all the IC's all seem to be rated for at least +/- 15v,
> although there is one IC on the VCFS that I haven't been able to identify
> because it's sandwiched between two small PCB's.
> >
> >I'd guess that the v/oct tracking on the VCFS wouldn't scale normally, but
> I don't think I care about that. So what other issues am I looking at?
> >
> >thanks!
> >
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