Book on Analog Prototyping techniques

Jan 16, 2012 86 Replies

The incisive Spehro Pefhany mentioned:

I'll wager that a small CNC gantry mill could be adapted for that use with acceptable accuracy and much lighter weight.

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Embarrassing.

They sound like The Three Stooges. ;-)

I though it was about bloody FR4.

: >Okkim Atnarivik writes: : >> Maybe not as comprehensive as you'd like, but you may be thinking : >> the Linear Technology AN47 .

Happened to come across an amplifier I've made maybe 15 years ago, using AN47 techniques,

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We acquired an LPKF milling machine shortly after that, which I have used in prototyping ever since.

Regards, Mikko

I must get a set of those minature resistors. A lot of the time I end up using chip resistors which are a PITA for prototyping.

John Devereux

Embarrassing.

Here lies Jeorge. And here. And here. And here. :(

You can't have a sense of humor, if you have no sense.

I am looking for a pdf of the Wainwright Solder-Mount/ Mini-Mount prototyping system catalog that was on their website to use as a starting point to create my own library of parts with Kicad. Anyone still have one hiding on a hard drive?

I use these:

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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com

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