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Comment: BOM 1.02 uplaoded
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Projecttitel: ISE-NIN

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Startdate: 26th Aug.2022

Duedate: 15th Sep.2022

Last page update:

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Manufacture link: https://black-corporation.com

Modwiggler: https://www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=265268

Facebook Build Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/517757979447099 

Facebook User Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/800008500661600

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Before you built the ISE-NIN kit:

  1. You need experience in soldering SMT Parts (around 350 SMT capacitors and 32 ICs in SOIC format).
  2. required Tools are: Soldering Station, Flux pen, magnifying Glasses, Oscilloscope, some pliers, tweezers, PC or Mac for installation of the boot loader and firmware
  3. It is recommended to have a bench- power supply with current limiter for the first test.
  4. Programming is done via an ST-link programmer which is listed in the BOM (former DDRM builders can use the existing programmer) - normally its a Windows App. but with some experience in MacOS possible too



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BOM: 

ISE-NIN-BOM-REV1.0.2.xlsx uploaded 24.Nov.2022

ISE-NIN-BOM-REV1.0.1.xlsx   updated by BC on 24th.Sep.2022

ISE-NIN-BOM-REV1.0.1.pdf. updated by BC on 24th.Sep.2022


Add to your order: ATS-55250W-C1-R0 (from the) its a 1inch cooler for DC-DC PSU (read the issue list) 17.Nov.2022


the Mouser project can't be shared anymore, its the best that everyone create a own to their requirements.

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use eBay or tme for the SMT caps to safe money


Tempco resistors and matched pair transistor are available by me:

https://www.diysynth.de/diy-components/passive-komponenten/tempco/tempco.html

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The case and panel are included with the kit.

"The additional parts include:

ENCLOSURE PANELEnclosure and Frontpanel

19" Rack Ears x2

Display Lens x1 (in the blac Noise IC Box)

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Issue ID

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Type

Identified issue

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related for development

affected PCB version

fixed Version
130 Aug. 2022BOM - VoicesERROR

 Mouser part number for the trimmer is invalid 

Line 180: 652-3296X-1-103RLF
Line 181: 652-3296X-1-104RLF


BOM 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 update needed

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BOM 1.02
230. Aug 2022BOM - MainboardINFOthe 220uF caps on the Mainboard are BI-POLAR  - respect the BOM partnumber


307 Sep. 2022Hardware BoardBUG

there's no Pinout described on the Hardware Board for the OLED - 


please read the INFO section in the next table on  "OLED  selection" carefullycan be improved with better silkscreen information1.0
413 Sep. 2022BOM: VoicesINFOthe Mouser BOM shows 32x 240pF C0G capacitors for the Voices - used in the OTA Filter. These are 10% tolerance.you can change the capacitors to Polypropylene, Silver MICA, Styrene - with 1-2.5% or match good capacitors in this range with an LCR meter (check the data sheets of the meter)  ---
513.Sep.2022



create a Silkscreen for MTA156 Powerheader pinout1.0
629.Oct.2022VoicesBUGSync doesn't work correct

remove on every Voicecard IC3 (TL064).

bend Pin 12 of the TL064 outwards, install the IC3 back in the IC socket and solder a resistor leg from Pin12 to Pin10 as shown:

fix the PCB routing

1.0
717.Nov.2022PSU cardINFO

The DC-DC converter goes very hot after 30minutes, but its within the data sheet specs (65degrees Celsius is the max. operation).

The 65 degrees can be reached in Summer or other conditions (few hours operating time)

But for longterm stability of the components, I highly recommend the usage of a big cooler

install a 25x25mm cooler with an high of minimum 20mm.

I found on tme.eu a product with self adhesive foil and 24.5mm height.

the temperature of the DC.DC converter is 51 degrees after an hour on the regulator and 43 degrees on the cooler.


TME Part nr.

ATS-55250W-C1-R0

1.0BOM 1.02 is updated for this !!


Important Information before you start assembling:

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  1. install the resistors and diodes
  2. install the ceramic capacitors (not the electrolyte caps yet)
  3. install the TO-220 regulators (IC4, IC5, IC7), the black isolated regulators do not match with the pcb holes, its not important. bend the pins as short as possible that they can be soldered from the rear-side of the pcb
  4. install IC3 - I prefer without a socket for better thermal regulation, but should be fine with a socket too.
  5. install the electrolyte caps
  6. install the LEDs - LED orientation - the square pad is ground (short leg) its the flat side of the LED designator
  7. install the fuse socket and MTA 156 2pole header
  8. install the DC-DC bricks (IC1, IC2)
  9. Double check the IC orientation and part values, Capacitor polarity 
  10. wash the PCB carefully and let they dry over night 
  11. optional - use a bench psu for testing with current limiter 12v/250mA don't use a smaller current limit to avoid problems while start, the 250mA is a given value without any devices connected
  12. must do: all LEDs must be on, check against the given PCB voltages - all voltages must be correct
  13. Install the Heatsink by the self adhesive tape and push the heatsink against the DC-DC for 20-30seconds (new task since 24.Nov.2022)

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first test on a bench PSU with current limit at 12v/200mA

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