Posted on Sunday, 21st June 2009 by Auw Jimmy

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Although Guido from TentLabs said his XO2 Reclock Module already equipped with “enough” power supply filtering, but I insist to use extra regulator. Double filtering should be better than one (I hope so).

So here is a regulator module from Taiwan.

The PCB is called Mini Regulator. I bought it from a person named Coffin in DIYAudio.com. Nice built PCB, double layer with good layout.

I have free time this afternoon, so I decide to solder it with some components from my drawer. The first is the diodes. I use Vishay Telefunken SF5407 as primary rectification part.

Some people uses WIMA 10nF to bypass the rectifier to remove any “ringing” effect. But this time I use MKP 1837, old-classic capacitors. Hope it will sound good!

Top view from the MKP 1837 stacked on the Telefunken SF5407.

This regulator uses some SMD parts. Well, I haven’t practiced SMD soldering for long time, but I have to admit that I’m still good at it ;) I mean, I’m not that bad…

The half completed PCB. I will need to get some Resistors and Capacitors. The plan is to use Kiwame 2W (I like its green color) and combination of Black Gate FK, NX, and some Rubycon ZA/ZL or Cerafine. The initial test will use OPA134, but I plan to upgrade to OPA627. Hope the PCB could match the speed of OPA627.

Keep in touch, I will post the result later.




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4 Responses to “Mini Regulator for TentLabs XO2 Reclock Module”

  1. Jimmy’s Junkyard » Blog Archive » Mini Regulator Continued… Says:
    June 24th, 2009 at 00:12

    [...] will continue my journey assembling the Mini Regulator. Now it’s the time for easiest part, the resistors and capacitors. To be honest, it’s [...]



  2. Paskal Says:
    July 1st, 2009 at 21:01

    Pak, sy baru blajar utk pasang2 komponen di PCB yg pake Op-Amp. Sy mau tny, mksd ny ap y ‘PCB bisa handle kecepatan Op-Amp 627′ itu ?? Thx



  3. Jimmy Auw Says:
    July 1st, 2009 at 22:20

    Harusnya bisa Pak, soalnya saya tidak pakai gain besar dan arusnya juga kecil. Kalo punya oscilloscope sih harusnya bisa keliatan itu osilasi apa gak.

    Thanks.



  4. Jimmy’s Junkyard » Blog Archive » Toshiba SD-2960 DVD Player Reclock Guide (with “Poor’s Man X-Ray Technique”) Says:
    July 13th, 2009 at 00:25

    [...] here, here, and here. Now, it’s time for more fun. I plan to reclock the DVD Player with TentLabs XO2 reclock [...]



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