Testing Idss of fet and not getting what I hoped for

Beats me. I don't use busses.

It was good to get the thing running in a couple of hours, as opposed to spinning the board.

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We use reference designator silkscreens, and manufacturing and test want us to resequence in physical order, and back annotate the schematic and BOM, to make parts easy to find. How is that handled on a hierarchical schematic? Do the reference designators get long?

If we have N channels, they may not be exactly identical. We may place bypasses and terminations here and there. How does a hierarchical structure handle that?

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John Larkin

I use Manhattan. This gives a solid ground plane for lower noise, much lower crosstalk, and you can make it as complex as you want. Plus, you can cross wires, and use shielded coax for high speed.

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Steve Wilson

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you can change an instance to be a copy and change it however you like, but it'll of course no longer track the other instances

and you will lose the feature that once you have laid out one channel it li terally takes 1 second to replicate the layout for all the channels you hav e

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen

$13 for 100 mislabeled Ebay parts, not much of a bargain. I complained to the seller, and they immediately refunded my money. I later ask Ebay if I was expected to send them back to China, they said if they already refunded your money, then normally they don't expect the part back. Ebay rep, also said it's normally to expensive to send items back to China. Seller said they refunded my money, Ebay said my money was refunded, when my credit card says I have a refund, then I will know for sure. As for the sub, I found the 2sk209 BL has identical specs but in a surface mount package, available as a Toshiba part from Digikey. I can work with that and comfortable I'll get the proper part. You can see this project is on a slow roll, for about 2 years now. Mikek

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amdx

You can send me those parts, probably better than what you bought in replacement.

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Winfield Hill

That's great to get the board running but supporting the board is going to be a nightmare.

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krw

Win, I do have thoughts about running a comparison of the two different fets after I get the amp built. Need to equalize gain, but that shouldn't be difficult. Mikek

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amdx

Not really. The address remapper is just another step in the build batch file. Of course we fixed the pcb on the next rev.

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back in the day we occasionally scrambled address and data to help with layout, it can make programming flash interesting

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen

Another piece of software that has to be controlled and supported. It's not painless and, while it would be a "fix", it would still require a spin, just for that, any place I've worked.

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krw

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