not sure whats more interesting to discuss.
I want to release a parts kit for the YX8018 IC, need to test the inductors and LEDs.
As well I have a voltmeter on board, and can switch LED mode.
17 switches now
The problem with breadboard is the cost if you want to use a large one, and keep it for a couple of months or so.
Cardboard costs nothing!
I use regular office supplies such as large paper clips (steel wire), and pins, as well small 5x7 proto boards.
The standoffs are made from empty IC bars (never tought I could find a use for them).
So, all the parts cost me...maybe $4 or so.
Why plug wires back and forth when you can use switches? I can turn on/off any of the inductors and LEDs.
Turn on the voltmeter, and change LED mode, as well use 1 or 2 batteries.
I want to release a parts kit for the YX8018 IC, need to test the inductors and LEDs.
As well I have a voltmeter on board, and can switch LED mode.
17 switches now
The problem with breadboard is the cost if you want to use a large one, and keep it for a couple of months or so.
Cardboard costs nothing!
I use regular office supplies such as large paper clips (steel wire), and pins, as well small 5x7 proto boards.
The standoffs are made from empty IC bars (never tought I could find a use for them).
So, all the parts cost me...maybe $4 or so.
Why plug wires back and forth when you can use switches? I can turn on/off any of the inductors and LEDs.
Turn on the voltmeter, and change LED mode, as well use 1 or 2 batteries.
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