> Hi folks, > > Amazing what one can learn about sine waves after a month of being off- > line... ;-) > > Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I recently re-acquired > my old hi-end modular DIY synth, and want to try to either resurrect > it, or sample it for valuable spare parts. The thing got a lot of CEM > chips in it, and I was wondering if there's a quick way to check if > these are still okay (out of their sockets -- the PSU has been blown). > I could save some serious bucks with a-111's when the CEM 3340's would > still be working... > > To clarify: I'm still on "idiot level" in regards to electronics DIY, > but have some basic measuring equipment (DMM) available. > > > Thanks ! > > _guy The easiest way is to order an A-111-1 without CEM3340 and try which of the CEM3340 are working. I'm confident that at least one will be working. Of course you could built a circuit to test the CEM3340 but that's about 80% of the A-111-1 circuitry. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] measuring CEM chips
2008-12-18 by yahoo@doepfer.de
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