Open johnddias opened 6 years ago
Hi,
Thanks for the note. The LT3461A runs at 3MHz, whereas the LT3461 is 1.3MHz. I’ve used both and haven’t been able to notice a difference in the noise/ripple. It actually looks like LT might have stopped selling the 1.3MHz version.
I’ll update the purchasing list though.
Thanks,
Spencer
On Feb 6, 2018, at 9:49 PM, John Dias notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I noted something on the purchase list that I thought I would bring to your attention.
Line 24 shows a description for the booster that is different than the part number given. In fact, the SMT_reference.xlsx shows this should be LT3461A. I ended up ordering the wrong part due to the description.
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Oh good, I'll install the LT3461 then since I have it on hand. Thanks.
Hi, I noted something on the purchase list that I thought I would bring to your attention.
Line 24 shows a description for the booster that is different than the part number given. In fact, the SMT_reference.xlsx shows this should be LT3461A. I ended up ordering the wrong part due to the description (my fault for not double checking!).
Also, FYI that SENSL offers the SiPM at a discount for Cosmic Watch builders ($60 versus $119) - http://sensl.com/estore/muon60035/