[SOLVED] Clap doesn´t work

Croodey wrote:.. only tone and snappy doesn't.

Sounds like a tom?

That's because your noise doesnt work right. It should be a wall of noise when you scope it

I look tomorrow for the noise.

Maybe it will helps. But i think it is not the problem, why the BA6110 is heating.

probably separate issues.

Sort out the short first, then deal with the noise

Synaptech also fried his BA6110 it seems viewtopic.php?f=24&t=942&start=10#p6005

Not sure if he had a bad one or he actually fried it. I've seen a bunch of bad ones building x0xb0xes. They are old parts and who knows how they were stored. If its getting hot, it shorting, no doubt about that. I've never seen a failure like that with real parts.

Where did the replacements come from? A fake part would cause that

ok @altitude, my noise doesn´t work realy. but yes, i was thinking, the signal is verry low - but ok, i wasn´t sure.
now the ic33 is with one of the 14006 this low noise you see, and if i change the 2 ic´s, the other on ic33 have on pin9 15v.

now i wait for new, and look for other bugs

thank you!

Done!
Thank you! This part is also fixed now. It was only a bug in the noise part what was killing my BA6110.

Had to replace fried BA6110 on one of the Nava's I'm building as well to get clap working -- think it was due to legs of C61 contacting against D53 on the component side of the board, tight fit right there..

A bit of a topic hijack, but Croodey, could you please tell me how you fixed your noise part problem?

I only have a very small noise signal on pin 9 of IC33, and on this pin I also measure a +15VDC offset.. Pin 8 is also +15VDC, but this is the IC Vcc supply so this is correct. No components are getting hot fortunately, and the power supply +5V +15V -15V is okay as well..

Could it be a faulty 4006 IC?

Bob1991 wrote:A bit of a topic hijack, but Croodey, could you please tell me how you fixed your noise part problem?

I only have a very small noise signal on pin 9 of IC33, and on this pin I also measure a +15VDC offset.. Pin 8 is also +15VDC, but this is the IC Vcc supply so this is correct. No components are getting hot fortunately, and the power supply +5V +15V -15V is okay as well..

Could it be a faulty 4006 IC?

I'm not Croodey, but yes - a faulty 4006 can definately be the reason...