/diy/ - Do It Yourself

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>>1690277
call the CIA, merchant boy

>>1690347
nothing wrong with low-ESR elcaps. 250V+ elcaps are easy to find, very commonly used in mains SMPS inputs

>>1690366
in descending order of price, AMPMODU IV/CRHO/"Dupont" are names for the same interchangeable general 4-way stackable wire-to-board connector systems that mate to 2.54mm pin headers

>>1690371
stop autorouting and use KiCAD

>>1690440
access to the standards library

>>1690443
nice blog

>>1690506
save copper, reduce heat

>>1690585
Pic related, you choose

>>1690682
>The circuit works no problem in the simulator, but after i tried it in real life it doesn't, strange.
if Bob Pease were alive he'd smack you upside the head
now go fuck yourself for not putting a second capacitor in the ground lead like I told you to

>>1690756
that depends on what you're carrying over it. you might want a shielded pair for the mic
>given four conductors
that don't need to be all that thicc, individually. look at a typical headphone/mic type cable in cross section then pyrolyze the insulation and compare cross section to the original

>>1690783
haven't needed to use a discrete one yet, but almost had a chance to use one as a bus arbiter in a 68008 design that never got built
>for monitoring push button presses
not a great one, you'll need to deal with bouncing. two buttons pressed at once gets even weirder

>>1690837
did you ever get better tapes to test with?

>>1690791
KiCAD is EDA software, 100% on topic
unfortunately, I don't know of any such feature. you can, however, lock parts in place so that you don't knock them out of place. you can also move them exactly relative to other parts, with the Ctrl+M hotkey or with scripting

>>1690805
>arduino®™©
>expensive
I'm going to assume anon didn't have access to the extended symbols

>>1690863
the 324-type output doesn't reach anywhere near the top rail and it's even grimmer at 5V. you need to look at datasheets