This is part 2 of my build notes for the NLC Beat freq module.
Part 1 is here
The module is in Eurorack format.
It's a CV and Gate generator.
You input two signals - audio or LFO rates and the module spits out CVs and gates
depending on the frequency difference between the two inputs.
Plus the module has lots of flashing / rotating LEDs which are always cool to watch.
All DIY. - The SMD is mostly 0805, pretty straightforward.
The build so far.
All ICs , diodes, trannies are on.
the resistors now.
Re the LED resistors:
"RL: These are the resistors for driving the LEDs. As the resistors are
shining thru the window on the panel, you want them brighter than usual. For
example, if I normally use 10k for RL for a particular LED, I would use 4k7
for the same LED in this module."
I think I'll try 4.7K.
If you are like me, you may have bought a bunch of LEDs off EBay many years ago and cant remember their specifications. So if the LEDs aren't bright enough, just swap them for a lower value.
There is just one PCB to populate.
I'm using orange LEDs only because I have lots of them.
don't solder anything in till you have the panel on
Links
+ BOM
+ Wiki
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