The fixes to the TF1260 are done. The builders won’t be pleased to know I’ve added about 20 more caps.
I’m just waiting for some advice on via stitching around a high frequency area before submitting an order
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TF1260 appears on my doormat
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20 more caps? but that SMT stuff is easy and i'm willing to bet its all the same value as the other stuff right?
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Yes, but it seems to take forever when building one.PhilC wrote: 29 Dec 2019 19:42 20 more caps? but that SMT stuff is easy and i'm willing to bet its all the same value as the other stuff right?
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I guess that's because when you made the 330 and 360 they were easy and quick to build?
If you are soldering with hot air then it's just z case of a couple of extra mins but obviously with a soldering iron its going to be a pain.
If you are soldering with hot air then it's just z case of a couple of extra mins but obviously with a soldering iron its going to be a pain.
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Well even with the hot air its slow because I tend to tin all the pads first.PhilC wrote: 29 Dec 2019 21:05 I guess that's because when you made the 330 and 360 they were easy and quick to build?
If you are soldering with hot air then it's just z case of a couple of extra mins but obviously with a soldering iron its going to be a pain.
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Solder paste and a moded oven do the job or solder paste and ir bulb or halogen lamp for 1 min
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You need a stencil for that. I dont have one. Dont have an oven either. Generally not used solder paste muchSubzero79 wrote: 30 Dec 2019 21:54 Solder paste and a moded oven do the job or solder paste and ir bulb or halogen lamp for 1 min
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Only for capacitors resistirs ecc no ics
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more caps? damn. I am alergic to caps and it makes me sneeze. and then it blows off.. :)
hey 54 capos now.. 20 more. well. so? :)
hey 54 capos now.. 20 more. well. so? :)
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I’ll add more just for you Chucky.
My last question is about some via stitching around the Clock multiplier chip..... and also I was going to use the differential clock out to keep the clock sane on its way to the CPLD.
The chip has a CLK and CLKN out... at the moment I don’t use them like this. Thoughts?
My last question is about some via stitching around the Clock multiplier chip..... and also I was going to use the differential clock out to keep the clock sane on its way to the CPLD.
The chip has a CLK and CLKN out... at the moment I don’t use them like this. Thoughts?
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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