[sdiy] source for mansy, small, simple PCB'S EDUCATIONAL USE.
Matthew Smith
matt at smiffytech.com
Wed Mar 4 23:17:14 CET 2009
Quoth Steve Maietta at 2009-03-04 23:51...
> we'll see how it goes, might just get protoboard instead of real PCB's..
It would be good, if it were possible, to let them get a taste of
stripboard/prototyping board and 'real' PCBs.
Both are likely to be encountered out in the wild. Those starting as
hobbyists are most likely to be using some form of prototyping board
unless they are really adventurous and want to get straight into PCB
making. Real PCBs, of course, are more likely to be encountered in a
work environment.
I've seen batches of populated PCBs being sold very cheaply on eBay and
through other surplus outputs. If you could lay your hands on a load of
these, they could make excellent [de]soldering practice and also be
studied to give an insight into the layout design and manufacturing
processes.
Odds are, you will have limited time with the students. If you can
provide cheap bits for extra-mural studies, so much the better.
Cheers
M
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