[sdiy] Substitute for pin matrixes?
ASSI
Stromeko at nexgo.de
Sat Jan 23 21:43:14 CET 2010
On Saturday 23 January 2010, karl dalen wrote:
> Similar to what paul perry suggested£ The ting are, it has to
> be repeatable (again), not just a on off as i mentioned earlier£
I think for typical synth signals, that is V rather than mV regime it
would actually be pretty good. Other than the odd looks I don't see
much of a problem.
> IC holders wont last long enough as pointed out by some one
> earlier, 100 times aint much£ You claim working for several
> years?
I don't think they would fail hard just after 100 cycles, but that's
something you can even try out. Do you really care in this
application if the contact resistance is 300mOhm vs. 25mOhm when new?
Is it much of a problem that you occasionally may have to pull a pin
and re-seat it? Yes, I think I'd get several years of lifetime out of
it, YMMV. You could stack two sockets if you think this is going to
be a big problem, that way the top socket can be exchanged when it
wears out. Likewise the resistors could be soldered onto pin strips
so they are a bit easier on the socket, however they'd also get a bit
bulkier.
Achim.
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