[sdiy] prototype boarding (help?) and homemade pcbs.
Seb Francis
seb at burnit.co.uk
Sat May 13 14:51:02 CEST 2006
Woops, that should have said:
"Hey, don't *knock* solderless breadboards"
Seb Francis wrote:
>
>>
>> First of all, are you working with a solderable prototyping board
>> (otherwise known as "perfboard"), or are you using one of those white
>> plastic, unreliable-as-hell, waffle-hole temporary proto-boards? Not
>> that you shouldn't use them, but... you shouldn't. Their flakiness
>> will just add an additional layer of uncertainty to your experiments.
>
> Hey, don't know solderless breadboards .. I've got a 50MHz digital
> circuit with 2 PICs & a 24/96 CODEC on a SMT adapter, and a bunch of
> other stuff all hooked up at the moment, and it's working just fine ..
> ok so I'm not quite getting 24bit resolution out of the CODECs what
> with all the cross talk ;) .. but for testing circuit principles its
> a nice quick way to check you haven't made any silly mistakes in the
> circuit design.
>
> And, as for unreliable .. I've never had any problems (aside from the
> obvious parasitic capacitance and extra crosstalk). Maybe I've just
> got lucky and have a good breadboard ... but I'm also careful not to
> ever stick anything the wrong size in the holes.
>
> Seb
>
>
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