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on: Today at 11:13:28 AM
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Started by metal - Last post by OrciBorg | ||
I have made many boards with JLPCB and their quality and service is very good. |
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on: Today at 02:03:31 AM
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on: Yesterday at 04:49:04 PM
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Started by sphinx - Last post by sphinx | ||
a 4.7uf cap has been now been added for soft-start support which can be omitted as well is this function is not wanted
info is in the schematics sheet as well and so are pdf and gerbers files do as you wish with it and modify it to your likings i was sorta lucky and it could be placed with a short track to ground not that it was necessary but the space was sorta easy to make for it all the extra features can be disable/(not used) info is provided in the schamtics sheet and pdf make it as simple/advanced as you want it to be. /sphinx |
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on: Yesterday at 04:27:34 PM
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Started by sphinx - Last post by Sideshow Bob | ||
i will have a look at it i havent got a cap with a smallish footprint with that value i guess a 4.7 would work too. I would think any 5uF ish cap value will do. A larger value like 6.8 or 10 uF will most probably create a slightly longer soft-start period but nothing more. The track to ground can also be quite long. Or if it is more easy use a low ohm resistor(like one ohm) as a jumperi will have to do some searching for one hopefully wont be much trouble since it is only connected ground |
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on: Yesterday at 03:49:20 PM
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Started by sphinx - Last post by sphinx | ||
i will have a look at it i havent got a cap with a smallish footprint with that value i guess a 4.7 would work too.
i will have to do some searching for one hopefully wont be much trouble since it is only connected ground |
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on: Yesterday at 08:30:08 AM
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Started by sphinx - Last post by Sideshow Bob | ||
Would it be an idea to enable the internal soft-start. To do this you only need a 5uF cap connected to pin 8
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on: Yesterday at 08:08:23 AM
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Started by metal - Last post by bobcat1 | ||
Hi
For cheep project or test JLC offer low cost PCB is most suitable For more complex PCB and batter quality PCBWay is the answer Till today I only use JLC for doing some test circuit All the best Bobi |
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on: Yesterday at 12:36:17 AM
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Started by sphinx - Last post by sphinx | ||
this is sort the last big edit on the schematics and pcb
nothing i can really think of to modify or any other suggestions to the design on the schematic i added a resistor (R12) that could be used to set limit of duty sycle if wanted other wise shorted info is in the schematic sheet on the pcb i moved around compoents to make the ground trace more compact short efficient, i figured out the word it is optimize previously it was long and all over the board thanx PM3295 for for this new design and additive suggestions for extra features i made this a single layer board, pdf included and so are gerber files do as you wish with it /sphinx |
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on: February 04, 2023, 08:33:03 08:33
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on: February 01, 2023, 01:18:59 13:18
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Started by sphinx - Last post by sphinx | ||
this is now in last stages of designing not much wil be changed after this documantation/info is added to schematic
there might be a resistor added to limit the duty cycle. the circuit can be used as is if one knows that 100% might not work properly i also modified the ground trace to be on bottom for better current handling i dont know what more i could add if you have followd this thread you know what this is supposed to work as there could be other ways to use this but i guess the imagination is the limit pdf's and gerbers are included latest changes are that now it is a sngle layer boards since it was only one trace that was on top layer now it is possible to make this even at home. this is also a 12 volt only design since ic 8volts and up /sphinx |