Re: Good way to prototype analog circuits?

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From: Jeroen Belleman
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 11:05

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In article <1993Jan3.231733.15225@ee.ubc.ca> jmorriso@ee.ubc.ca (John Paul Morrison) writes:
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>Does anyone want to share their tips on prototyping analog circuits?
>Specifically: sensitive, high gain circuits; RF circuits etc.
>
>These kind of circuits work well with PC boards with ground planes,
>but are there any simple, easy to make changes, techniques for this?
>Are there any pre-made boards with a ground plane, and holes with solder
>contacts on them?
>
> John Paul Morrison                     |  

Hi Paul,

I use simple un-etched PC-board as a ground plane. Components are mounted
on little self adhesive pads, which exist in all kinds, from single
pads to many-pin DIPs. There are also controlled impedance striplines
of various impedances. You just stick them where you want them.

The pads are made by Wainwright Instruments. The only address I have
is in Germany:  Frieding, Widderberger Strasse 14, D8131 Andechs.

Best regards,
Jeroen Belleman
jeroen@dxcern.cern.ch

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