[sdiy] More SBB Comments
Scott Gravenhorst
music.maker at gte.net
Mon Jan 2 02:39:05 CET 2006
harrybissell <harrybissell at prodigy.net> wrote:
>Scott Gravenhorst wrote:
>
>>
>> >I had an envelope follower proto... and I picked it up later when I thought
>> >that
>> >I had made an error. (I'm thinking... it could not have possibly been THIS bad
>> >when
>> >I did it originally... ). It wasn't... the new circuit had a damaged opamp.
>> >The original
>> >proto was still working well.
>> >
>> >(again... try THAT with an SBB... it would be disassembled by now :^)
>>
>> Why wouldn't detection of a bad opamp be possible? Because components are
>> easily swapped, this is something that I've done, even where illogical and as a
>> last resort. One doesn't expect bad components unless they are from dubious
>> sources, however, there can be the odd new part that just won't work. And my
>> opinion of this scenario is that the fault was not the SBB, it was the opamp.
>
>my point is... you don't KEEP any circuit on an SBB...
I agree, it's not meant for permanent circuits.
>you trash them when you
>build the next.
That is true and by that time, I have create a soldered version on stripboard that
is functional. I always create the stripboard version with new parts without
disassembling the SBB version. That way, I have an easy way to compare
measurements if things don't work as expected.
>All the work is lost at that point.
You lost me here. I copy the work to stripboard after proof of concept testing on
SBB. I see nothing lost, I still have a working, but now permanent prototype copy
of my circuit.
>I suppose I could disassemble
>each
>vectorboard... but one method encourages 'recycling', the other discourages...
I'm unsure of what you're expressing here - that recycling parts is good - or bad?
Or neither? Regardless, I don't see this as an SBB disadvantage.
>H^) harry
>
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