MEP EP#282: When Print(); Just Works
Jun 23, 2021•1 hr•Ep. 282
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MEP EP#282: When Print(); Just Works
- SMT Connector Considerations
- Switching from Though Hole connectors to Surface Mount connectors
- Price difference
- How many insertions?
- Via Stitching pads
- Plastic actuator update
- 420,000 presses and going strong
- 300 PPM
- Damn arduino Serial.println()
- Do Not Use Print For Debugging In Python Anymore
- Automatic verbose print statements for python!
- Easy disable
- Bipolar load switch with multiple enables
- Would rather not do this in discrete but probably going to have to
- +/-12V in with a time delay
- on switching in the load
- Second time delay that enables regulators after
- Preferably one control signal (capacitors charging)
- Considering SSR solution
- Tasty Chips segment
- Keystone 9081
- Plastic standoffs that have double sided sticky foam
- Keystone 7693
- Screw Terminal PTH 6-32 Thread
- Keystone 9081
- Banana Jack Install Tool?
- No one makes a socket driven one? ¼” drive?
- Question for the future.
- What would it take to design your own Multimeter?
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