We got our panelized mouse-bite ("castellated") boards from PCBWAY. They look great. The minimum order was a bunch of panels for about $250 total. I really just wanted a couple to test.
They added the little rows of four breakaway drills. We figured we'd just cut the webs away.
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No, you need one of *these* mice, as do I - desperately!
My bench as always is in a shocking state.
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...and NO training!
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A different sort of mouse bite. One that tidies up workbenches! (seriously)
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This one just came in.
We have a product (see AoE3 p 361) that uses LT1124 opamps (not the ones in fig 5.80.) They are great amps, but tend to rectify RF and make microvolts of error, and they have a goofy non-standard pinout.
We made some little mouse-bite adapters so we can use an ADA4522-2 to replace the SO8 LT part. The ADA is a zero-drift, EMI hardened dual amp in the MSOP8 package with standard dual-opamp pinout.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com
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