FDARC X-Phase QRM Eliminator: Relay
FDARC X-Phase QRM Eliminator: Relay
FDARC X-Phase QRM Eliminator: Relay
When you get your kit, it will come with a circuit diagram.
(1) Find somewhere to assemble the kit where you stand a decent chance of finding any
dropped components. It always seems to happen to me.
(2) Use a sheet of paper or light-coloured surface to work on.
(3) Check off all of the components against the circuit diagram provided. Don’t open up
the surface mount ones until you need to use them. You should be able to work out
which are which by a process of elimination and the pictures below.
All the through hole components are fitted on one side and all of the surface mount
components are on the bottom of the PCB (When completed). For this reason, you will find
starting by soldering the SMD devices first will allow you to lay the board flat.
To aid you with recognition here are some examples of what the components look like.
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Resistors (Not easy to see but the SMD’s are black with numbers on them)
The easiest way to identify values is with a multi-meter.
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(4) Start with the SMD devices and check them off the circuit diagram as you add them.
(5) You can test you have soldered them correctly by using a multi-meter. Take your
time and rework any you are not happy with then move onto the next component
(6) Winding the transformer – Tr1 = 2 turns Primary and 8 turns secondary.
C= 1 Turn D = 2 Turns
(7) You can now go ahead and add the remaining through hole components.
REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL INSERTED ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BOARD AND
SOLDERED ON THE SAME SIDE AS THE SMD COMPONENTS
No components left? Congratulations you should be ready to test your completed circuit
board
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Additional Parts: The Kit comes as the unpopulated PCB along with the components to
complete the PCB to a working state. I addition to this you will need to source the Following:
On completion of the PCB a Case will be supplied by the club. Which you can have
predrilled on request.
Tools:
Soldering iron, solder and flux
Tweezers
Multi-meter that measures Capacitance and Resistance
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