tinitus said:JeroenR
Check wiki
Seems you have managed it
Amazing...
Thank you very much!!
gabanyayaya said:
Here is BOM that manage to list according to the Basic PCB with some parts number.
http://img263.imageshack.us/i/69497229.gif/
Please correct me if I'm wrong...
Hi gabanyayaya, pleas ignore my previous post. I have asked the moderators to remove my post. Thank you for making the BOM. I attached it again for those who are interested.
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edited out bits that are now irrelevant.....
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On the subject of a BOM, should we not wait just a little until the final layout is done. Otherwise we will have several incomplete or incorrect BOMs floating about. Lets get the 1 or 2 layouts finalised and then we can do a single excel file with a BOM for each on separate worksheets.
What do you guys think?
Fran
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On the subject of a BOM, should we not wait just a little until the final layout is done. Otherwise we will have several incomplete or incorrect BOMs floating about. Lets get the 1 or 2 layouts finalised and then we can do a single excel file with a BOM for each on separate worksheets.
What do you guys think?
Fran
woodturner-fran said:edited out bits that are now irrelevant.....
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On the subject of a BOM, should we not wait just a little until the final layout is done. Otherwise we will have several incomplete or incorrect BOMs floating about. Lets get the 1 or 2 layouts finalised and then we can do a single excel file with a BOM for each on separate worksheets.
What do you guys think?
Fran
I agree. I usually know better and wait to see the boards now, measure out the parts, so the caps and resistors fit.....
Anyhow - On the deluxe version - what's this switching relay stuff going to cost?
Tea-Bag said:
Anyhow - On the deluxe version - what's this switching relay stuff going to cost?
Looking at the board it should be easy to have an external selector switch and connect to one relay input and stick in a couple of links. Not sure though which other components could therefore be left out.
Alan
AlanElsdon said:
Looking at the board it should be easy to have an external selector switch and connect to one relay input and stick in a couple of links. Not sure though which other components could therefore be left out.
Alan
Hi, I am not sure what you mean but the way it works is with an external rotary switch which switches the relays.
jean-paul said:
Hi gabanyayaya, pleas ignore my previous post. I have asked the moderators to remove my post. Thank you for making the BOM. I attached it again for those who are interested.
jean-paul
No sweat... this is just a small misunderstanding...
Cheers...
This the BOM I've posted before in the original post.
I've added Farnell's parts according to gabanyayaya job.
It's taken from here : http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=145201&perpage=25&pagenumber=2
My little input for this great project.
I'll add the parts required with both versions when the project will be fixed
I've added Farnell's parts according to gabanyayaya job.
It's taken from here : http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=145201&perpage=25&pagenumber=2
My little input for this great project.
I'll add the parts required with both versions when the project will be fixed
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jean-paul said:
Hi, I am not sure what you mean but the way it works is with an external rotary switch which switches the relays.
Jean-Paul - I thought Tea-Bag was concerned about the cost of the various relays so I was just suggesting that it would be possible to not use the relays at all. Use a normal multi-pole (quality of course) switch to feed only one relay position, say K2, - this would mean having link pins 3-4 and 7-8. It just increases the options with board.
Alan
I've sent an email to another ebayer... chances are though someone wokring on this project will get them before me!
Anyway, mouser has these ones:
http://ie.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs3UE%2bXNiFaVJz35TzGTaRd%2bM6G6imXKv8=
at €2.21 each.
Datasheet here:
http://panasonic-denko.co.jp/ac/e_download/control/relay/signal/catalog/mech_eng_tq.pdf
Are these the right ones?
Fran
Anyway, mouser has these ones:
http://ie.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs3UE%2bXNiFaVJz35TzGTaRd%2bM6G6imXKv8=
at €2.21 each.
Datasheet here:
http://panasonic-denko.co.jp/ac/e_download/control/relay/signal/catalog/mech_eng_tq.pdf
Are these the right ones?
Fran
Jean-Paul,
put in your exact term and mouser gave me these:
http://ie.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs3UE%2bXNiFaVCLW1ZA8WQBLGF3Vwl4YaEE=
They;re in the datasheet as above, but nearer the top of page 2 of it. No "H" in the part number this time.
Good news is that they are cheaper!! €1.92!
Anyway, description is:
5V
2 form C
coil current 28.1mA
coil type single side stable
DPDT non-latching
Is that the correct one?
Fran
put in your exact term and mouser gave me these:
http://ie.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMs3UE%2bXNiFaVCLW1ZA8WQBLGF3Vwl4YaEE=
They;re in the datasheet as above, but nearer the top of page 2 of it. No "H" in the part number this time.
Good news is that they are cheaper!! €1.92!
Anyway, description is:
5V
2 form C
coil current 28.1mA
coil type single side stable
DPDT non-latching
Is that the correct one?
Fran
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