TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)

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TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)

TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)

@AllTracDaily

Just chillin' in Mom's basement.

Katılım Eylül 2023
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Eva Fo𝕏 🦊 Claudius Nero's Legion
If you were choosing a career now, with the knowledge and understanding you have now, what would you choose? How different is it from the direction you chose when you were young?
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Yun-Ta Tsai
Yun-Ta Tsai@yunta_tsai·
I often think about our winter testing picture. It represents the beauty of the vehicle and the hardness of our grit. Beauty can grow from hard work.
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BlindVia
BlindVia@blind_via·
Did anybody else feel this outage? X went down was down for almost hour for me. But it seemed like it was still trying to send me notifications which is weird. Perhaps it was a regional problem.
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TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)
@blind_via I recommend people be careful what they use RPAKs for. I've seen them demonstrate strong cross-talk between adjacent signals. For LED current limiters, probably fine; for mixed clock and date, not fine.
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BlindVia
BlindVia@blind_via·
Custom PCB packages are at the discretion of the manufacturer. No real standard for resistor packs, so the manufacturers can do it how they see fit. If you know of a resistor pack footprint standard share it. Which is better: overall external dimensions, or 4x discrete method?
Sahaj Sarup 🐧@sahajsarup

8x 0602 array means each resistor is 0602 4x 1206 array means the entire array is 1206 Wtf?!?! Kicad is consistent with each resistor in array being a particular size but manufacturers are not 🤦‍♂️ What am I not getting here?

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AleXandra Merz 🇺🇲
AleXandra Merz 🇺🇲@TeslaBoomerMama·
Your view on Nato allies not participating in the Strait of Hormus strategy?
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Will
Will@willreil·
Absolutely crushed. I ordered a board with clear v-cuts and got a board with none. Did I do something wrong? Is this a mistake by @JLCPCB?
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TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)
@blind_via Locally there are several extermination companies that all seem to be thriving. I suspect that has something to do with the decline in bug populations.
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@blind_via 0402 is my preferred size. Regarding titanium tweezers, I recommend them also and recommend that you buy more than one. Mine seem to disappear whenever I really need them.
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BlindVia
BlindVia@blind_via·
Working on a really big PCB design right now. And there are 2 lead engineers working on the project. Every time I get a component placement change from one, I make the change, and then the other engineer comes over and says now move it over here instead. 🤣
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TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)
@blind_via True. The reflow temperature must be the lead-free temperature, i.e. the lead-free solder balls must liquefy. At that point there's no good reason to not use lead-free paste also.
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BlindVia
BlindVia@blind_via·
Mixing solder alloys when building is a problem. For example, if you're using leaded paste and all you have is a lead-free BGA, or vice versa. The ideal PCB reflow temperatures for those 2 solders are different. And reflowing them together will result in less ideal result
TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)@AllTracDaily

@blind_via I should elaborate, there were times when I could only get the RoHS version of an FPGA and was forced to do a lead-free build. In those cases I recommend vapor-phase reflow. It prevents the board from ever exceeding the condensation temperature of the special vapor used.

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TheOtherJohnSmith (Unsupervised)
@blind_via I should elaborate, there were times when I could only get the RoHS version of an FPGA and was forced to do a lead-free build. In those cases I recommend vapor-phase reflow. It prevents the board from ever exceeding the condensation temperature of the special vapor used.
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FutureAzA
FutureAzA@FutureAZA·
@techAU Because they have eyes. I'll be surprised if this sells enough to remain in production.
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techAU
techAU@techAU·
I don't understand why Tesla can't do this.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt

NEWS: Mercedes has unveiled the VLE, a new all-electric van that will launch in the U.S. in 2027. • Price (estimate): $100,000+ • Up to 370 mile range • 300kW peak charging. 189 miles in 15 mins • 31" rear retractable panoramic screen (8K resolution, split-screen capable) with 8-megapixel camera for rear-space video feed • 115 kWh battery • Sensors: 10 cameras, 5 radars, 12 ultrasonic sensors • 800v architecture • 0-60 mph: As low as 6.4s • 93% battery-to-wheel efficiency • Up to 408 hp • Drag coefficient: 0.25 Cd • Rear-axle steering: Up to 7-degree steering angle • AIRMATIC air suspension with intelligent damping. Predictive height adjustment using Google Maps data • Seating capacity: Up to 8 passengers • Cargo volume with seats up: Up to 28 cubic feet • Grand Comfort Seats (includes additional pillow, wireless charging, lumbar support, massage function, calf support) • Panoramic roof: Sky View one-piece fixed-glass roof from B-pillar to rear with electric sunshade • Additional features: Folding tables, wireless charging, Bluetooth gaming controller support • Displays: 10.25" driver display, 14" central, 14" front passenger • Audio: 22 speakers and Dolby Atmos • Head-up display: Augmented reality navigation (virtual 23" image appearing ~13 feet ahead) • Systems: MB. DRIVE with Distance Assist DISTRONIC, Lane Change Assist, semi-autonomous steering on motorways Pricing will be announced later, but Mercedes said North American will only get the long wheelbase version and higher spec trims. Deliveries start in the U.S. in 2027. More photos of the Van in the thread below:

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