41hz Amp4 - Telling MOSFETS apart, and measuring Inductance without a metre

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Reverie

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Hey all!

I've nearly finished a 41hz amp4 kit, but I've come across a pair of issues I could do with some advice on, and I can't seem to get the 41hz site to work for me.

If anyone can lend any advice, it would be greatly appreciated! :)

Firstly, how do you tell the difference between the N-channel and the P-channel Mosfets? They both appear to be in the same bag, and I can't tell the two apart  :oops:

Secondly, is there any way you can measure an inductance without an inductance meter? Can you apply a signal with a signal generator and then measure the resistance with an ohm-metre, then do some formula work?

Thanks to all who can help!
peter

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Hey all!

I've nearly finished a 41hz amp4 kit, but I've come across a pair of issues I could do with some advice on, and I can't seem to get the 41hz site to work for me.

If anyone can lend any advice, it would be greatly appreciated! :)

Firstly, how do you tell the difference between the N-channel and the P-channel Mosfets? They both appear to be in the same bag, and I can't tell the two apart  :oops:....

peter

Q4,5 and 6 use the part labeled "SA 1".

Good luck!

Reverie

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Hey Henry!

Long time no speak.

Thanks for that! Should solve the first problem!  :)

I'll send you an email when it's all finished.  8)

Speedskater

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Use an AC Voltmeter (it doesn't even need to be accurate) a resistor in series with the inductor across the output of a small power amplifier. Output a 1 or 2 Volt sine wave. Adjust the frequency and resistor value until the voltage across the inductor is the same as the voltage across the resistor.

       xL
L = ______
      2 pi f