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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday Wachara!
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I've done this a number of times, but on 1oz copper. I used a stencil with an oven, which really helps. I've also de-soldered and re-soldered them. Another way is if you let the paste melt on the board first without the chip and then apply flux and heat, you'll be sure to have the right amount of solder on the pads.
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Fantasy is where all great Ideas ideas come from
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11 hours ago, Pars said:
Kerry,
Since many (most?) used Amb external regulators instead of the onboard, most would not be able to access the enable pins/function of the regs. Just a thought.
My evil plan is to get people used to smaller and smaller parts until those regs look big 🙃
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Beautiful work 💕
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1 hour ago, Pars said:
Congrats!
When you saw the offset spike, were you checking the single-ended output (L+ or R+ to gnd)? If you look at the balanced offset (L+ to L- or same for R channel), you won't see this. It is something I noticed awhile back and is caused by the Meanwell bricks not coming up at the same time on power-on. Balanced phones should be fine (common mode or balanced offset won't spike). I would not leave single-ended phones connected on either power up or power down.
Yeah, I don't have time at the moment, but If I were going to fix this, I'd just use the enable function of the TPS7A regulators with a timer.
PS I did these boards in DipTrace and have not converted them over the Eagle yet (which I use exclusively these days), so It's a complete redo.
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Sent. Thank you
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I’ve been doing double sided boards in an over. I haven’t had any issues yet.
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Happy Birthday Al!
I hope you’re having a wonderful day
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On 3/18/2020 at 5:12 PM, mwl168 said:
C1, C2 and C3 are different values.
A quick look seems CMPTA42 could be a pin/package compatible part for KST42. Same goes for the PNP part.
Kerry and others should be able to confirm.
Table updated.
I think I've used MMBTA42/92 in the past successfully, though your suggestion Michael looks like it should work as well.
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I had s Chance to hear these At the last CanJam in NYC.
I think they have potential and I’m looking forward to hearing them in a private setting.
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Nice job pulling this together Michael
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Happy birthday!
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I added this cap just in case. It was more for testing. I was trying to improve the ability to withstand near shorts. In the end I added the external current limiters.
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Best wishes Nate!
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Happy belated Birthday Craig.
I hope you enjoyed the day!
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I used a 10 mil flat end mill. You need a really short flute. Length of cut should be about 15 mils.
I did several passes since the board wasn’t completely level.
Fun stuff
Edit: I’ve had no luck with v shaped tools.
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Just a note. There are a few videos on the internet on this (not many). I wanted to be clear that I mixed the alum powder with water about 4 tbsp / cup (or as much as can be dissolved). Some of the videos show mixing it with acid, which is not necessary, so therefore not advisable.
The alum I used was a non-ferrous food grade version, so I could pickle some tomatoes or cucumbers if I'd like with the extra
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Posted · Edited by Kerry
I exported dxf files from eagle and imported that into fusion 360. I had to build tool paths for traces. It would be tedious if there were a lot of traces, but I complete control over the routing.