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     1. 11:29 AM - OVM14 MkIII, rev P2 (Robert L. Nuckolls, III)
     2. 07:29 PM - Re: OVM14 MkIII, rev P2 (Eric Page)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | OVM14 MkIII, rev P2 | 
      
      The upgrade to the AEC9003 CBOV Module has not been
      laying dormant. I've been working the ECB layout which
      is by necessity, a multi-day task. It might take me
      a few hours to do a first pass on the layout but then
      I need to put it down for a day or so and come back
      for an integrity check.  If any 'bugs' identified,
      fix'em and set it down again to 'mature'. If the
      next check is good, I can do an ECB fabrication paste
      up. Day later, check one more time and get a quote
      on the first fabrication order. In this case, I can
      get 45 boards on a 'proto' order. Double sided, plated
      thru, tin-lead plated traces, solder masked both sides
      for $90. That comes out to $2 per board. Fair 'nuf.
      
      I've posted the documents to the website at:
      
      http://aeroelectric.com/AEC_Legacy_Products/9003/AEC9003%20MkIII%20Check%20Drawings.pdf
      
      
      Anyone adept at 500-piece jigsaw puzzles will find
      this 20-piece puzzle no big deal. Any assistance
      with making sure it wasn't a foggy day at this
      end is appreciated.
      
      I'll get an order in for the boards along with one
      to Digikey for parts not already on hand. We should
      have parts on hand for first production proof
      batch by end of next week.
      
      Need to go to Wichita next week. I'll pick
      up my loaned out environmental chamber.
      We'll want to get a look at temperature
      effects on performance of the first articles.
      
      
         Bob . . .
      
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| Subject:  | Re: OVM14 MkIII, rev P2 | 
      
      
      
      nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelect wrote:
      > Any assistance with making sure it wasn't a foggy day at this end is appreciated.
      
      It looks to me that the layout matches the schematic perfectly.  Just a few comments
      to offer:
       Suggest not placing vias within the borders of SMD pads unless the they'll be
      filled with copper (at most board fabs, that's a high-cost option).  As-is, the
      vias will tend to wick solder away from the components and may produce poor
      soldering results.
      
       Are you planning to remove the middle leg of the SCR and surface-mount the part?
      If so, there will be a trace and vias, connected to MT1, sitting directly
      under the MT2 tab.  Unless the vias are tented, the one at the end of that trace
      will put exposed copper under the exposed tab, possibly touching.
      
       It appears that the wires will be soldered to surface pads.  I tried that once
      and it didn't take much effort for the wires pull pads off the board.  Suggest
      using through-holes to attach wires -or- put drilled holes near the pads so
      that the wires can pass through the board from top to bottom for mechanical support
      before soldering.
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=511660#511660
      
      
 
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