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[[File:cgs_photo_cgs13v2-2_pcb_rear.jpg|thumb|center|600px|This photo of the rear of the PCB show the positions for the surface mount decoupling capacitors.]] |
[[File:cgs_photo_cgs13v2-2_pcb_rear.jpg|thumb|center|600px|This photo of the rear of the PCB show the positions for the surface mount decoupling capacitors.]] |
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The LED resistors (RL) can be selected as needed. If you are using common LEDs, 1k to 2k2 would be appropriate. If you are using any of the super-bright modern LEDs for their unique colors, the resistors can be much higher, 10k to 33k for example, so that the LEDs don't dazzle you. |
The LED resistors (RL) can be selected as needed. If you are using common LEDs, 1k to 2k2 would be appropriate. If you are using any of the super-bright modern LEDs for their unique colors, the resistors can be much higher, 10k to 33k for example, so that the LEDs don't dazzle you. |
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Resistors RA and RB form the voltage divider that determines the gate output voltage. Use 1k for RB. When running off +/-15 volts use 1k8 for RA. When running off +/-12 volts, use RA = 1k5. |
Resistors RA and RB form the voltage divider that determines the gate output voltage. Use 1k for RB. When running off +/-15 volts use 1k8 for RA. When running off +/-12 volts, use RA = 1k5. |
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