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S1
B1 ¡
+3V
R2
5K
D1
2N2222
R1
270L,
TO
POS.
1 +1
TERMINAL
OF
PROTECTED
CIRCUIT
TO
NEG
1
1
TERMINAL
OF
PROTECTED CIRCUIT
Fig. 5 -The current limiter is
ad-
justable
from
about
0.5 to 8 mA
and can
be used with
circuits having
supplies
ranging
up
to
30- volts. If a more
bullish circuit is required,
replace
the
2N2222
with a 2N3055
and R1 with
a
10 -ohm, 1 -watt
resistor
and
R2
with a
500 -ohm, 2 -watt potentiometer.
That
allows
a maximum
current
of about 200
milliamps,
and a minimum
of 5 mA
PARTS
LIST FOR THE
CURRENT LIMITER
B1 -9
-volt transistor battery
Q1- 2N2222 general
-purpose NPN
silicon transistor
R1-
270
-ohm
1/2-watt,
5%
resistor
R2
-5,000
-ohm potentiometer
S1-
Single -pole single
-throw
switch
Printed
circuit
or
perfboard
materials,
enclosure,
IC
sockets,
battery,
wire,
solder, hardware,
etc
.
project and its power source (DC only),
you can keep the smoke from getting in
your
eyes, and
Murphy at bay.
The
circuit's current- limiting range is
adjustable from about 0.5 to 8 milli -
amps and can be used with circuits hav-
ing
supplies
ranging
up to 30-
volts.
If a
more bullish circuit is required,
replace
the 2N2222 with a 2N3055 and R1 with
a
10
-ohm, 1 -watt resistor and R2
with
a
500 -ohm, 2 -watt potentiometer. That
allows a maximum
current of about 200
milliamps,
and a minimum of 5 milli -
amps.
When
setting up
the circuit, connect
the current limiter in
series
with
a cur-
rent meter and connect that combina-
tion across
the power
source
that's to be
used. Adjust R1 for the maximum cur-
rent that you
want
to pass through your
circuit.
OK get in there and give Mur-
phy a kick for me.
Transistor Checker
The
circuit
in Fig. 6 is for
those of us
that never throw out any
three - legged
device no matter how
"used" it might
appear. If you
have doubts about
a
number of your
junkbox transistors,
then build
this simple go
/no -go tester
and at least separate
the good ones
from
HIGH
GAIN
LOW
GAIN
R1
470K
Si
LEDI
R2
S2
R3
47K
1K
TR
TEST
SOCKET
B1
I +9V
Fig.
6 -The
transistor
checker gives a good indication
as to value
of
most NPN
and PNP low -power
silicon and older germanium transistors.
PARTS
LIST
FOR THE
TRANSISTOR TESTER
B1
-9
-volt battery
LED1
-Jumbo light-
emitting
diode
R1-470
-ohm
1/2 -watt,
5%
resistor
R2-47,000-ohm 1/2-watt, 5%
resistor
R3 -1000 -ohm 1/2 -watt, 5%
resistor
S1- S3-
Normally
-open
SPST
pushbutton switch
S4- Double -pole, double -throw
switch
Perfboard
materials, enclosure,
tran-
sistor socket,
wire,
solder,
hardware,
etc.
the bad. The circuit gives a good indica-
tion as to
value of most NPN and PNP
low
-power
silicon and
older ger-
manium -type transistors.
LEDI indicates the relative condition
of the transistor under test.
With the
"suspect" in the test socket (TR) and
the PNP
/NPN switch,
S4,
in
the correct
position,
the LED should remain dark.
If it glows, it's
usually an
indication
that
the transistor is suffering from an inter-
nal
short, or at the
very least, that there
is high leakage between its emitter and
collector.
If LEDI is dark, press SI and a
medi-
um to a high -gain
transistor will cause
the LED
to
light at full brilliance. A
dim glow indicates
a lower gain figure.
Press
S2 and the LED
should glow at
full brilliance. If not, it could
mean that
the device is a
very-low gain
transistor
or that it's past retirement
age.
Another useful check to perform,
primarily
with
the older
germanium
type transistors, is the base -to-
collector
leakage -current test.
By closing S3 the
diode junction
between the transistor's
base and collector
is placed in series
PARTS LIST FOR THE
DIODE
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
FIG. 7
C1, C2-
0.27
-µF, 100
-WVDC
Mylar
capacitor
D1-1N914
small
-signal
silicon diode
R1, R2- 10,000
-ohm
' /2-watt,
5%
re-
sistor
S1
-See text
FIG.
8
C1-C3
0.27
-µF, 100
-WVDC
Mylar
capacitor
D1, D2 -1N914
small
-signal
silicon
diode
R1-
R3- 10.000
-ohm 1h -watt,
5%
re-
sistor
S1, S2
-See text
FIG. 9
C1-C3 0.27 -p.F,
100
-WVDC
Mylar
capacitor
D1, D2 -1N914
small
-signal
silicon
diode
R1-
R3-
10,000
-ohm
1/2-watt,
5%
resistor
Printed
circuit or perfboard materials,
enclosure, IC
sockets, battery,
wire,
solder, hardware,
etc.
with
R3, LEDI,
and the battery. If the
device has high leakage, the LED
glows. If it
glows a little more than
"dim," it's a good indication that the
transistor is defective.
Diode Switching
Circuits
Diodes are
useful
for
more duties
than just changing AC
to
DC. The cir-
cuit in Fig. 7 uses a silicon diode to
switch
audio from point "A" to point
"B" by applying a positive voltage
to
the bias circuit. The switching bias
volt-
age can come
from
a
mechanical
switch
or any logic output.
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