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dboard, as John suggested. Those things are slabs of misery, for sure.

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you use to cut away your copper on your prototypes? I just use a razor and slice back and forth, but then I may create shorts when I fill that part w ith solder. I see your prototypes have a pretty good clearance when cutting away the copper to make isolated pads.

" Some copper clad goes bad right away, I've got other pieces I've used again and again, No finger prints, no nothing. (And I'm a known finger print guy, I leave hand prints all over the machine shop... too much garlic or onion, or something.)

George H.

So, Felipe, did that fix it?

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

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Ultimately, I had to move on so I have not resolved the issue. The co-worke r that was prototyping it changed it to a non-inverting amp. Met the specs of the physicist and he doesn't want me to touch the prototype for the time being. Currently, I'm working on the balanced PD design in your book/paper s. I may be posting questions about that later this week.

I do plan on getting back to it when time permits. I was thinking about doi ng a PCB with various PD configurations this coming holiday weekend. That w ay, I can build up each one individually, test them, and hopefully learn a thing or two. Thinking about posting the designs in this group for your guy s' review if that's alright?

Sure thing. This group (like all of Usenet) is really a water-cooler typediscussion area--sort of like /r/electronics except that the crowd is more professional and much more experienced (read 'old'). ;)

Folks who aren't interested will just ignore the thread.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs