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[TCML] A Pearson autopsy
All,
A Pearson autopsy.
The forensic lab has been working overtime to produce a report of the
late Pearson 2100 Current Monitor.
Clad in copper, with it´s coat of green paint, it is a classy job, but
laying all stripped on the cooling board, what meets the eye looks like
something out of Kinrade´s estate:
http://www.hammertone.com/temp/pearson/general.JPG
Some of the potting removed reveals a high class strip wound core,
lamination not more than 2 thou thick, and wound with some fancy nickel
based metal.
http://www.hammertone.com/temp/pearson/generalcloser.JPG
There is nothing special about the main inductor winding, but the
terminating resistive winding is attached to it with some odd carrier wires.
I have tried hard to describe all this in words, but failed miserably,
so when the words count hit 1001 words, I fired up good old #DStudio,
and did a rendering of the whole wiring layout:
http://www.hammertone.com/temp/pearson/3ds.jpg
With this layout in mind, this detail photo gives more meaning:
http://www.hammertone.com/temp/pearson/photo.JPG
And even a poorly focussed closeup, where the termination wires can be
glimpsed:
http://www.hammertone.com/temp/pearson/closeup.jpg
I have been unable to get access to one of these wires, to measure their
thickness.
Hope this helps some....
Cheers, Finn Hammer
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