Hi.
Is there any simple way to drive a VOX amplug (2xAA batteries =3V) on a normal +9V source?
Cheers!
Jimmie
+9V power for VOX amplug?
- earthtonesaudio
- Transistor Tuner
Simple+good: 3.3V regulator
adequate+slightly cheaper: series resistor, shunt ~3V zener diode with parallel capacitor
poor quality but very cheap: series voltage drop through ~6V zener or some value of resistor.
adequate+slightly cheaper: series resistor, shunt ~3V zener diode with parallel capacitor
poor quality but very cheap: series voltage drop through ~6V zener or some value of resistor.
rocklander wrote:hairsplitting and semantics aren't exactly the same thing though.. we may need two contests for that.
- bato001
- Resistor Ronker
I think you can use resistors in parallel to make a voltage divider, say 10k on one half running to ground and 5k on the other running to power your circuit.
"Ever wondered how some of your favourite guitar players got their tone? Me too. Probably a good amp and lots of practice." Little Lord Electronics Homepage
- bato001
- Resistor Ronker
I apologize as the previous diagram will not divide the voltage, only the current. See corrected diagram below for a proper voltage divider diagram.
"Ever wondered how some of your favourite guitar players got their tone? Me too. Probably a good amp and lots of practice." Little Lord Electronics Homepage