Homemade PCB Etching (through hole parts) - Part 1
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Date: 2020-09-05
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Bob
Sadly Eagle is pretty useless for anything other than really quite small boards - 80cm2 (4 x 3. 2) limit. KiCAD, Easy EDA and others do the same or better job without such ridiculously small limits. Autodesk really ought to re-examine its size policy for hobbyists. Until they do I for one won't be using or recommending their usage.
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Sadly Eagle is pretty useless for anything other than really quite small boards - 80cm2 (4 x 3. 2) limit. KiCAD, Easy EDA and others do the same or better job without such ridiculously small limits. Autodesk really ought to re-examine its size policy for hobbyists. Until they do I for one won't be using or recommending their usage.
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MrBorntoroll
GreatScott, will u please explain why the 555 can't work with the c1 capacitor 102 (0. 001 uF or 1 nF) and less. In my design the potentiometr is 20k and everything seems to work in software simulationbut not IRL. Thank you!
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GreatScott, will u please explain why the 555 can't work with the c1 capacitor 102 (0. 001 uF or 1 nF) and less. In my design the potentiometr is 20k and everything seems to work in software simulationbut not IRL. Thank you!
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crackpotfox
GreatScott, you should try out KiCad instead of Eagle next time you need a pcb. Its free and has no dimension restriction like Eaglecad has. Its fairly easy to use, I used it when designing the PCB for my Capstone in college.
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GreatScott, you should try out KiCad instead of Eagle next time you need a pcb. Its free and has no dimension restriction like Eaglecad has. Its fairly easy to use, I used it when designing the PCB for my Capstone in college.
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Abhishek
shouldn't you route the tracks at 120 degree bends. 90 degree bends simply mean a reduced cross section which implies increased resistance. won't matter much for low currents but not a good technique though.
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shouldn't you route the tracks at 120 degree bends. 90 degree bends simply mean a reduced cross section which implies increased resistance. won't matter much for low currents but not a good technique though.
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Scotlahn
Is there a reason in particular why you said that you can't sell your own homemade pcbs designed off the eagle software? I couldn't find any restrictions on the internet about that
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Is there a reason in particular why you said that you can't sell your own homemade pcbs designed off the eagle software? I couldn't find any restrictions on the internet about that
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INNOVATION
I just wondering you didn't have makes video on it but, after finding this by YouTube suggestion while watching many of PCB videos I surprised! Great! Great scott
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I just wondering you didn't have makes video on it but, after finding this by YouTube suggestion while watching many of PCB videos I surprised! Great! Great scott
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mellowb1rd
You don't have to use Eagle or any such thing. I just use Photoshop. As long as you know the sizes of the parts you're using, it's great.
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You don't have to use Eagle or any such thing. I just use Photoshop. As long as you know the sizes of the parts you're using, it's great.
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Jeremy
Wie nennt man die Verbindungsteile die Sie nutzen, um die Kontakte zu verbinden? Also diese Zinnstangen die gebogen sind.
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Wie nennt man die Verbindungsteile die Sie nutzen, um die Kontakte zu verbinden? Also diese Zinnstangen die gebogen sind.
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