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Re: SMD caps - no marking - why?

2010-03-05 by sailingto

Is it as simple as that Leon? Can t write on material? I had not thought about that - ceramic is pretty hard. Any other ideas? Thanks for the info Leon, Ken

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SMD caps - no marking - why?

2010-03-05 by sailingto

Subject says it all - most all the SMD chips have ID marking - except for caps, some inductors, and maybe a few others. BUT resistors, transistors, large

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Re: Disposing of Etchant.

2010-02-28 by Ben L

... FeCl keeps for a long time. You can add some Baking Soda leave it open til it dries up then seal it up in something and throw it away. You are talking

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Re: Disposing of Etchant.

2010-02-27 by Jachin

I would not want the stuff to be around for more than a week. I am working in borrowed lab space, and I don t want to take up too much space. That being

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by sailingto

OK Folks - ST has a very valid point with the parchment paper. I have done a couple more transfers and the ground plane does NOT get good coverage - I do

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by sailingto

No I have not tried to etch a board. By prone to problems - what type of problems to you mean? The copper looked very clean... Is there a bit of silicone

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by Stefan Trethan

Did you actually etch that board? For some reason solicone coated paper is far more prone to problems with ground planes and wide traces. I ve given up using

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by piers@u-h-p.com

i ve used normal sticky tape and some left over avery labels with no problems PG ... -original message- Subject: Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: baking paper TT

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by Donald H Locker

Many thanks to Ken and Steve. I ll give regular Scotch tape, blue masking and regular masking tapes a whirl! I just don t want to leave any bad schtuff (TM)

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by alienrelics

There is a black high-temp masking tape I used to buy when I was putting pictures on ceramic mugs. One day I ran out and grabbed a roll of regular masking tape

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by sailingto

Donald, I bet it was a real pain - as thin as that baking paper is I would be very concerned about trying it without a carrier. I have managed to find this

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by Donald H Locker

What did you use to tape it to the carrier paper? Is there a special high-temp adhesive tape for this? (I did try Reynolds baking paper without carrier once,

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-27 by sailingto

snow shoes? 4 ft walking stick with 2 inches sticking out? Wayne you live in the WRONG part of the world!! Down here I complain when (if) have frost on the

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-26 by sailingto

Wayne, did you ever try the baking paper? If so, what are your results. I just tried it a few minutes ago and BOY AM I IMPRESSED!! It s better than the

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Disposing of Etchant.

2010-02-26 by Jachin

I am planning to follow one of recipes for making copper etchant from hydrochloric acid,and was wondering how I should dispose of the used etchant? I know

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Re: Need PCB Software with....

2010-02-25 by g6lbq

Thanks for that Leon, I have downloaded a trial version to evaluate and have also joined the Pulsonix PCB group so I could get your symbols etc. Regards Andy

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Re: Solderability and Etching

2010-02-25 by bhleavi

... The resist will not prevent being able to solder the board. I don t remove the resist before soldering, I using positive resist. A long time ago I used

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Re: Solderability and Etching

2010-02-24 by tuck3461

... I ve found the same thing so stopped using it. On small boards, I just hand tin with solder or solder paste. It s not the prettiest but it protects the

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Re: baking paper TT

2010-02-24 by sailingto

... That is a very good article on baking paper - reading that article and from info provided by the group, I have learned what baking paper is. From the

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Re: Need PCB Software with....

2010-02-24 by alienrelics

I ve found that parts are simple to make in Diptrace. Make the pattern, then make the schematic symbol and link them. As long as all pads are properly

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