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8. Install R16, 2 ohms (red-black-gold).
9. Install C18, .1 µF disc capacitor (marked 104 or .1). Disc capacitors are
not polarized; they can be installed in either direction. The reason we call
them “disc” caps can be seen in the package. The capacitor itself is two
conductive discs separated by a dielectric compound.
Take a moment now to check your previous solder joints for “opens” where the
solder did not completely flow around the connection, or solder bridges between
closely spaced pads or IC pins. It seems the best time to identify these types of
problems is now when you’re focused on this section of the board, saving you
time to try to retrace your steps later.
10. Install C13, 10 uF electrolytic capacitors (in a small cylindrical case
marked 10 uF). Check the parts placement diagram for correct orientation.
Watch that polarity!
11. Using a scrap component lead, form a jumper wire and install in the
JMP3 holes. Jumpers act like electronic “bridges” that carry power or
signals over active traces on the circuit trace side of the board. Solder both
ends of the jumper into place.
12. Install C3, 10 uF electrolytic capacitor (in a small cylindrical case
marked 10 uF). Check the parts placement diagram for correct orientation.
13. Install R13, 10k ohms (brown-black-orange).
Next we will move on to the amplifier section of the kit, constructing the
differential amplifier and associated circuitry. We will continue from the rear of
the circuit board and work our way forward. Remember to keep the lead lengths
as short as possible (to avoid any noise being introduced in the circuit). Also,
keep a few more of those scrap leads handy as we will need a few more jumper
wires later.
14. Install C1 and C2, both .1 µF disc capacitor (marked 104 or .1).
15. Install R1 and R2, both 10 M ohms (brown-black-blue). 10 meg, that’s
10 million ohms!
16. Install R3 and R4, 10 k ohms (brown-black-orange). These resistors
form a “voltage divider” that sets the input voltage for our op-amp inputs.
17. Install U1, the LM324 Quad Op-Amp 14 pin IC (marked 324). Make
sure to align the notch or dot associated with pin one with the notch shown
in the parts layout diagram. It may be helpful to gently “rock” the IC on its
side on a hard flat surface before installing to align the rows of pins so that
they slide in easily. Don’t be afraid to use enough solder and heat for a
good solder connection, and be extra careful not to “bridge” any solder
connections together.
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