help needed with pcd layout

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Abi Scorpio

Joined Mar 30, 2015
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hi!

I attached a light to sound schematic in this thread which I need to make into a PCB layout form.
I am very bad with PCB layout as I have previously tried to use target 3000, protel but all to no avail.

Can someone with a very good knowledge of circuit schematic and PCB layout help with the task please.
If done please send in an Ascii format.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
 

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WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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Who do we bill for PCB design services?

I'll give you a 50% discount from my normal rates AND submit it to your instructor directly at no additional charge!
 

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Abi Scorpio

Joined Mar 30, 2015
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Just hand wire it on a perf-board.
it is in incorporated in my final year project and it is required to be done in a PCB layout format first
then I can commence wiring on a perf-board. I had it have done on 'Protel 99' till I realised my libraries didn't have the LM386 op-amp.
I'm being advised to learn a new program called 'eagle' but I am not favoured with time as this needs to be done by tomorrow.
 

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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it is in incorporated in my final year project and it is required to be done in a PCB layout format first
then I can commence wiring on a perf-board. I had it have done on 'Protel 99' till I realised my libraries didn't have the LM386 op-amp.
I'm being advised to learn a new program called 'eagle' but I am not favoured with time as this needs to be done by tomorrow.
So you figure that it's much more reasonable to just ask a stranger to finish your final year project for you.

Newsflash -- the LM386 has the same pinout as many other 8-pin DIP opamps.
 
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WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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For the simple circuit you have there, is just drawing the artwork on the PCB with a permanent marker acceptable? Lots and lots of boards have been made that way, particularly at the hobby level but even at the engineering level for proof-of-concept work on small projects.
 

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Abi Scorpio

Joined Mar 30, 2015
5
For the simple circuit you have there, is just drawing the artwork on the PCB with a permanent marker acceptable? Lots and lots of boards have been made that way, particularly at the hobby level but even at the engineering level for proof-of-concept work on small projects.
yes that is acceptable. that will give me a head start on layout format also. i am currently studying target 3001 to see if I can get a hang of the circuit layout and the program itself.
 
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