DUSG, regarding diode that goes from trig in to end out
2011-12-30 by Ove Ridé
I'm currently designing a PCB based on CGS114 to suit my own needs. In
doing so, I've been studying both the schematic and PCB layout and
I've noticed a small difference between the two. In the schematic,
there's a diode that goes from the 33k resistor near trig in, directly
to end out. In the PCB layout, this diode is instead connected to the
output of the 3900, on the other side of the resistor/zener network.
Another DUSG schematic I have also connects it as in the PCB layout,
so I'm assuming this is the original way. Is there any particular
point in connecting the diode as in the schematic? (I.e. directly to
the M terminal.)
I'm trying to understand whether the purpose of this diode is to
forward pulses from trig in to end out, or to sink current from the
trig input depending on what the signal input network does with end
out...
Convenient link:
http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs114_dusg.html
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/Ove
Blog: <http://blog.gg8.se/>
"Here is Evergreen City. Evergreen is the color of green forever."
doing so, I've been studying both the schematic and PCB layout and
I've noticed a small difference between the two. In the schematic,
there's a diode that goes from the 33k resistor near trig in, directly
to end out. In the PCB layout, this diode is instead connected to the
output of the 3900, on the other side of the resistor/zener network.
Another DUSG schematic I have also connects it as in the PCB layout,
so I'm assuming this is the original way. Is there any particular
point in connecting the diode as in the schematic? (I.e. directly to
the M terminal.)
I'm trying to understand whether the purpose of this diode is to
forward pulses from trig in to end out, or to sink current from the
trig input depending on what the signal input network does with end
out...
Convenient link:
http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs114_dusg.html
--
/Ove
Blog: <http://blog.gg8.se/>
"Here is Evergreen City. Evergreen is the color of green forever."