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Category Archives: Connector
How to: A TriggerTrap GH1 Cable…
The above schematic illustrates how to wire the Panasonic GH1 to the TriggerTrap universal camera trigger. The TriggerTrap uses an opto couple wired common cathode to isolate and protect the camera from nefarious events. As the GH1 uses a 2.5mm … Continue reading
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Magnetic Copper: Resistance is High…
Just kidding, we all know copper isn’t magnetic, mild steel on the other hand is most certainly magnetic and has the fun property of a much higher resistance than copper. And with steel being considerably cheaper, it’s no surprise that … Continue reading
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What can castellations do for you?
Castellations are a low cost connection method that turns the PCB into a surface mount sub-assembly. They are commonly used on small radio assemblies and as breakout boards for fine pitch SMD components. This first attempt has proved very informative. … Continue reading
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