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Hi deliberately showing the PCB on cardboard so that he could try every fun with electronics.
PCB on laminate requires additional tools and chemistry, If, electronics pulls find appropriate how to do it. The adjustment to the PCB, forgot one bridge the second image, assistance for mounting Henryk Last edited by tatasam; 07-04-2015 at 12:53 AM. |
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Retunga, pages 3 and 4 where. I was actually thinking the same thing about the wire. Got plenty of it between telephone cords and Network cords :D
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Great Job! Looking very, very good.
Looking forward to the electrics up and running.... Mike |
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Retunga, are you talking about the 22 guage wire?
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22 gauge should fine for the thin wiring lines on the PCB's I would use say 10 gauge for the thicker lines on the power PCB especially round the input part of the circuit and around the power transistor.
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Hi , retunga not overdo it the path width of 1mm carries current to 3A , the whole system gets a barely 70mA, quiet I can do track width of 0.25mm
Henryk
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it all sounds good. still working on other projects. or rather trying to lol
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Now it'll be able to work soon!
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