micr0man Member Jun 30, 2011 #21 If you wanted you could also get a super cap with thick leads coming off, I guess its similar to using camera flash banks. This link may help: https://www.instructables.com/community/Electrolytic-vs-supercap-for-CD-spotwelder/
If you wanted you could also get a super cap with thick leads coming off, I guess its similar to using camera flash banks. This link may help: https://www.instructables.com/community/Electrolytic-vs-supercap-for-CD-spotwelder/
killivolt Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2011 #22 Dark Side of Toast Well I ended up going the silver solder route. After cleaning it good with a file it finally took. Thanks for all the help. kv Attachments The dark side of toast.jpg 466.3 KB · Views: 377 Last edited: Jun 30, 2011
Dark Side of Toast Well I ended up going the silver solder route. After cleaning it good with a file it finally took. Thanks for all the help. kv
S shokjok Member Sep 8, 2012 #23 Where is the power feed to the PTA2511P IC? The VCC pin shows no source feed, that could be your problem unless it is a voltage supplied by the IC to the circuit. Regardless, this IC has no power source and could be the root of the problem.
Where is the power feed to the PTA2511P IC? The VCC pin shows no source feed, that could be your problem unless it is a voltage supplied by the IC to the circuit. Regardless, this IC has no power source and could be the root of the problem.
K KeepItSimpleStupid Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Sep 8, 2012 #24 Look again, The voltage divider of R8 and R15 regulated by Vz1 to 3.9 V is the power source.