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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Mumbai, India
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Dear all,
Can we, diyaudio members, build a library? It can contain:
I have seen a lot of us collecting useful little devices in our CAD libraries. Why can't we pool them together and allow newcomers quick access to them? Similarly, many of us have built PCBs of common circuits (see my attempts at building a preamp and the power supply unit for it). I'll also have to design a Gainclone PCB soon. I have absolutely no problems if anyone "exploits" my designs for commercial or personal purposes.... I see my work as 0.1% value addition on work done by others anyway. I know for a fact that none of these designs would have gotten off the ground without inputs by my seniors here, hence it's crazy to think of these designs as "my intellectual property." I guess there may be others who have similar feelings. Maybe Per-Anders may feel this way about the diamond buffer he's designed in a cooperative process with inputs from others on the forum. There are so many others. It seems a waste that we have to search through miles and miles of discussions to get these final results when we need them. The Wiki seems to be a collection of hyperlinks to other people's sites. My idea is to have a repository of our own. The library will complement the wiki; they won't replace each other. There are implementation issues which we will have to work out, but I have ideas about those. I just want to kick-start a discussion about the idea first. What do you guys think? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Mumbai, India
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I was actually hoping that the moderators of diyaudio and others would discuss how the Website itself could maintain such a library. However, till then, I'm going to "collect all contributions for our church." Whenever the diyaudio managers and admins decide how to make this repository available, I'll submit whatever I've collected. I hope Easyamp or someone else submits the parts for the NatSemi Overture amps, considering how an entire forum is dedicated to making things with those chips. I'm sure those parts are the most frequently demanded device definitions for newcomers. |
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does anyone know an eagle library for the lm3875 (or a substitution for this chip?)
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Mumbai, India
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I have such a definition. It was done by Easyamp. I'd pass the file on to you in no time at all, except that I'm not sure about Easyamp's opinions regarding re-distribution. Please check for his postings... he's given the URL to his Website in one of his posts, and this library (temp.lbr) is there on his Website.
I've been hoping that Easyamp would post to this thread and submit his library, but he hasn't done it yet. |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Chatham, England
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Sweden
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Sweden
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Did anybody try it yet?
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just tried it. Works perfectly!
Thanks! |
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