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Help With Ophir Head and Panel Meter-1 Battery

Here's a fun question that would have been worth asking at the outset:

Where can I actually order a IQ0509S? Neither Mouser nor Digikey stock it...?!?
 





Some times you need to design around part availability
and the possible future discontinuation of that Part...

Besides the RY-0905D-ND part is 9Volts in and 5Volts
out... Not really what you want..

Jerry
 
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RS components have a lot of them, too

Convertitori cc-cc | Compra Convertitori cc-cc con consegna in 24/48 ore | RS Components

I don't know if you can open the same pages i get from their site (they filter results by nations), anyway those are the part numbers i've found, for 5Vin -> +/-9Vout units, if you need to search them directly:

MEA1D0509SC
NMH0509DC
NKA0509SC
NMK0509SC
NMJ0509SC
NTV0509MC
NTA0509MC
NMA0509SC
NMH0509SC
NMV0509SC
RB-0509D

Almost all from Murata, except the last one from Recom.
 
Boy would I love some help :)

After the IQO509S twice arrived as the wrong part, I decided to go with Jib77's circuit found here:
http://laserpointerforums.com/f67/driver-circuit-thread-65149.html#post935277

I'm starting to feel like the universe doesn't want me to have any better way of driving my Ophir than the 9V battery approach.

Because using Jib's circuit, I don't *really* get a split rail. I get -4.5V and +7.5V. I'm going to basically post my whole schematic and PCB (which, btw, anyone is free to use - assuming we can spot the fault, and it's useful to others).

Here are the exact parts use:
Digi-Key - 497-7171-5-ND (Manufacturer - BD437)
Digi-Key - BD438STU-ND (Manufacturer - BD438STU)
http://www.digikey.ca/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?x=0&y=0&lang=en&keywords=LM358NFS-ND

And attached is the schematic and board.
 

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Yo, I have a 5V -> +/-12V DC/DC converter you can have if you want. Just pay shipping. >_>

Filter it with caps and Bob's your uncle.

Trevor
 
Trevor said:
Yo, I have a 5V -> +/-12V DC/DC converter you can have if you want. Just pay shipping. >_>

Filter it with caps and Bob's your uncle.

Trevor
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I'll definitely take you up on that.

But I'd also really love to get ^ working.
 
piferal said:
So, I would say the substitute of the BD437 could be the BD187 or the 2N5191.

And for the BD438 could be the BD188 or 2N5194.

But check it anyway.
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That doesn't help a whole ton since I can't find the 2N5191 or 2N5194 in surface mount either ;)

I would add that I don't actually need collector current to be up in the Amps. Something like 500mA should be more than sufficient, and the power doesn't need to be 40W either. A few W should be more than adequate.
 
rhd said:
That doesn't help a whole ton since I can't find the 2N5191 or 2N5194 in surface mount either ;)

I would add that I don't actually need collector current to be up in the Amps. Something like 500mA should be more than sufficient, and the power doesn't need to be 40W either. A few W should be more than adequate.
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I see, I missed the "surface mount" :(

Between English and the fine print on my phone :mad:
 
piferal said:
Look here, try looking through the filters, or directly in transistors listed below, there are 134 pages.

Maybe you find exactly what you want.

Edit: Well I guess you already know this anyway.
In SMD components I cannot help more, sorry.

Discrete Semiconductor Products | Transistors (BJT) - Single | Digi-Key
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That's largely what I did to find these:
Digi-Key - KST42MTFCT-ND (Manufacturer - KST42MTF)
Digi-Key - MMBT5401FSCT-ND (Manufacturer - MMBT5401)

I just sort of need a sanity check, as I'm not terribly familiar with transistors myself. I want to make sure I'm not overlooking some obvious incompatibility.
 
Just do a parametric search on a manufacturers website (nxp, national semicondictor etc) to find a suitable transistor. I presume you do not need an exact equivalent, just something that meets or exceeds the specifications of the 437 and 438?
 
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