lxi-tools
TPDD_Cable
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| BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 |
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lxi-tools
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Electronics Lab Bench Setup Guide
Yeah, no. USB is terrible at resisting electrical interference and has a world of poor cables with a connector half-life of about 10 years. TCP/IP over STP is cheap, ubiquitous and not going away.
Routable instrument control > non-routable instrument control.
See https://github.com/lxi-tools/lxi-tools/wiki#background-infor...
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Comparing Hobby PCB Vendors
(1) Find someone you can pester with questions. (2) Understand the basic workflow. (3) Start by copying and modifying existing designs. (4) Build solutions using functional modules, and version these. (5) Bench test everything. (6) Be aware of startup and edge conditions when designing. (7) Take notes on all design changes or prospective changes, hypotheses and findings. This process will greatly accelerate your learning. This is easier if you have LXI-capable equipment and can capture test information easily. https://github.com/lxi-tools/lxi-tools
- Lxi-tools – tools for managing network attached test instruments
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Electrical Engineering student looking for my first Oscilloscope!
That's very cool, and a big plus for Siglent. Looks like Rigol scopes are supported too (Rigol DS1202Z-E seems similar as far as advertised features/price, but I'm not sure what hidden differences there are). https://github.com/lxi-tools/lxi-tools
TPDD_Cable
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Comparing Hobby PCB Vendors
Both pcbway and jlcpcb will cleanly cut your entire board outline with no panelization tabs. You can draw any arbitrary shapes in your edge.cuts and get it.
oshpark leaves rat bites that you have to sand down and clean up if the board outline matters to you. Worse, if you have castellated half holes, the rat bites can land right in the middle of what was supposed to be edge contacts.
I have boards that are small like the size of a dip28, where the entire length of the two long sides are castellated, and they are edge contacts to fit in a socket, not for soldering, and the entire board snaps into a carrier so essentially all 4 sides need to be clean and match the drawing. I have to sand and clean up oshpark boards, and live with a little bit of defect in the castellated holes. I don't have to do anything with jlc or pcbway boards. They arrive perfectly clean edged and ready to use.
I have one board that is only about 1cm square, but not square, it has a complicated outline, and both jlc and pcbway just pop it out with no fuss the same as any other order for the same nothing cost. I don't know how they even hold on to the tiny board to cut the outline. It does appear to be traditionally routered, not laser or water jet.
https://github.com/bkw777/TPDD_Cable
pics of an earlier version with slightly different outline.
What are some alternatives?
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