Its not clear but if you look at the pin numbers it becomes clear. I had to stare at the layout for a while to understand it.
I see 5532 opamps for 40 to 80 cents. They are basically asking to be tortured.
I love it. Remember seeing chip stacking in a Make Magazine article many moons ago.
You parallel op amps and people scream and whine. Then you stack them to bring the internet into meltdown.
Cool man glade your having fun. I think the world needs to see " Vintage" magical signetics ones stacked.
That would blow up the internet and knock the moon out of orbit. LOL
Power pins are parallel in any design anyways, im guessing you just bend up the output pins to attach resistors?
Dead bug circuits were fasinating I think Ciat Lonbarde took it to a fun level with his paper circuits
I love it. Remember seeing chip stacking in a Make Magazine article many moons ago.
You parallel op amps and people scream and whine. Then you stack them to bring the internet into meltdown.
Cool man glade your having fun. I think the world needs to see " Vintage" magical signetics ones stacked.
That would blow up the internet and knock the moon out of orbit. LOL
Power pins are parallel in any design anyways, im guessing you just bend up the output pins to attach resistors?
Dead bug circuits were fasinating I think Ciat Lonbarde took it to a fun level with his paper circuits
This thread has been cleaned a bit.I encourage participants to merely see it as entertainment and possible ways to experiment with stacked devices.
Nothing serious. 🙂
Howdy and thanks for that awesome link! The magic word being fun here. Yes, the pins are cut and shortened resistor leads are soldered and bent back, then joined and one lead is pushed into the appropriate hole on the header. Made the retrieved from the garbage, literally, Pyle 444 phono pre listenable.
Thanks for some discourse and smiles.
Its incredibly entertaining actually.
I got the song= All together Now. From Yellow Submarine soundtrack in my head now.
" 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Can I have a little more ? "
It is just op amps, not a big deal. People just having fun
IBM and 3M were working on chip stacking thermal issues about 10 or so years ago.
Basically a thermal glue on 3Ms part. And a few server chips were actually made and used.
Just silly little chips over 1000 times faster....darn kids these days
Trying to find the Make Magazine article.
Was when the mini robot trend was strong.
They were stacking logic chips or dip transistor packages if I remember for mini motor controllers.
I got the song= All together Now. From Yellow Submarine soundtrack in my head now.
" 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Can I have a little more ? "
It is just op amps, not a big deal. People just having fun
IBM and 3M were working on chip stacking thermal issues about 10 or so years ago.
Basically a thermal glue on 3Ms part. And a few server chips were actually made and used.
Just silly little chips over 1000 times faster....darn kids these days
Trying to find the Make Magazine article.
Was when the mini robot trend was strong.
They were stacking logic chips or dip transistor packages if I remember for mini motor controllers.
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