Excellent writeup.
There is a lot here that I will be digesting for awhile.
Thanks for sharing.
By any chance, did you price any options for assembly of the smd components?
What method do you use to bake your own?
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Thank you for sharing.
Its a very reasonably priced chip. Only ~$1.50 in ones-n-two-zees !
On Monday, May 5, 2014 1:18:23 AM UTC-7, Jan Rychter wrote:
Hi,
I finished my HV PSU design and decided to share it as open-source
hardware, for anyone to use freely:
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By any chance, did you price any options for assembly of the smd components?
What method do you use to bake your own?
I just assemble the boards myself, on the cheap, so I don't have any pricing
for assembly. What I do is:
* order the boards from iteadstudio,
* clean the board with isopropyl
On Tuesday, 6 May 2014 23:25:11 UTC+1, Jan Rychter wrote:
... But I'm wary of investing too much time into Eagle, as I think it is
on its way out (looking forward to switching to KiCad), so I don't want to
spend too much time tweaking libraries.
Hi Jan - Nice project - I've used this chip
