Re: Breadboarding

On Sep 23, 5:42=A0pm, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelati...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> bill.slo...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > Eeyore wrote:
> > > Rich Grise wrote:
> > > > Eeyore wrote:
> > > > > a7yvm109gf...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > > > >> Eeyore wrote:
> > > > >> > Now, only a little while back I said I never breadboard, I go
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straight
> > > > >> > to pcb.
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> > > > >> > This one's different though. The client wants to do the
layout=
 as part
> > > > >> > of a larger scheme and I want to be double sure of stability
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n
> > > > >> > practice as opposed to simulation because if he messes up, I
c=
an show
> > > > >> > mine working fine.
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> > > > >> > As I'll be using a 65MHz ? op-amp I don't trust perfboard /
Ve=
roboard
> > > > >> > for this.
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> > > > >> > I recall some self adhesive 'pre-etched shapes' that you
could=
 stick
> > > > >> > on a ground plane. The name Wainwright comes to mind but
googl=
e isn't
> > > > >> > helping much.
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> > > > >> > Any suggestions ?
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> > > > >> surfboards?
> > > >
>>http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail?name=
=3D9161...
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> > > > > Not terribly convenient for the UK sadly. That's the sort of
thin=
g but you
> > > > > could get individual IC package 'stick ons' and strips for
> > > > > interconnections etc.
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> > > > How about pad-per-hole perfboard (preferably with ground plane on
t=
he
> > > > other side) and either fine wire or copper tape?
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> > > Never seen one with ground plane on one side.
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> > Farnell used to stock a prototyping board with a "collander ground
> > plane" on one side.
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> > C.I.F. stills seems to make something like this
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>http://www.cif.fr/new/produits_aff.php3?cat=3D1&scat=3D1&sscat=3D3&p=3D1=
69
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> > as the AL 201 at the bottom of the list.
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> > Farenell stocks it under order code 1201481. I'm fairly sure that this
> > isn't the part I used but it does seem to be the same kind of
> > prototyping board.
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> So near but so far !
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> If only I could get my hands on those Mini-Mounts.

Farnel can't be far away from you, and a single board costs a bit over
ten quid.

Why not order one (order code 1201481 - see above) and see?

Rich Grise's search skills don't sem to be up to much).

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Bill Sloman, Nijmegen