yaelblaze
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You also might want to check this.
We are aware of cases when the ULN2003 microcircuit failed (it has a very low resistance between the terminals), and this led to the burning of the diode on the Arduino.
Normal resistance between GND TP and terminals 1,2,3,4,5,6 is 5kOhms – 9kOhmsDoes it haappen for you guys that Q1 is really hot ?
Finally I have got the 150 volts on TP 4 with the tubes soldered
However the tin on Q1 started melting!
I cannot increase the voltage, what could it be?
- This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by yaelblaze.
Today I realized the ground on the other side of the board was other pin, It means that I have tested TP1 wrong 🙁 So it was fine all the time
– I also checked continuity in all pins of U2 and U1 without resistors to NX mounts.
– I also checked the rest of U2 and U1 pins and they are well soldered.But still I am having 11,5v in TP4
Tp1 12
Tp2 12 v
Tp3 4,7v
Tp4 11,5vOk, I have checked U1 and U2 regarding the dot reference and they are installed correctly.
I have some photos reference. Google Link Photos
Hello again, apprently my power source was not that good. I changed it for a larger one that can push 1,5 amps and 12 volts.
No I can see the initialization LEDs and hear the pink panther song.
And this is what I have
Tp1 12,2
Tp2 12 v
Tp3 4,7v
Tp4 30v (no matter how much I move the variable resistor )Plus the temperature sensor in TEM1-1 was almost melting. I removed it but no change.
I will check the U1 and U2 regarding the dot, I used the smashed corner as reference.
I wil send the pictures also.Thanks!
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