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Old 5th August 2005, 03:23 PM   #1
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Default Single sided lm3886 board, opinions?

Hello!

Was a bit bored this morning so i sat down and tried to learn how to use Eagle. Wasn't too hard i think so i made a board based on carlosfm's schematic; non-inverted version 3.

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I made the board single sided so it's easy to make it yourself. I'm using parallelled 1 ohm resistors instead of 0,47 ohm because I can't get any good resistors below 1 ohm (don't want to use wire wound ones). This way they won't get too hot. Anyway here is the result:

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What do you think? Is it ok?

If anyone like to have the files just let me know!

/Adam
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