QTY PART NO DESCRIPTION
3 RMCF1/16S100KJRCT-ND RES 100K OHM 1/16W 5% 0402 SMD
3 568-5013-1-ND MOSFET N-CH 30V 0.85A SOT23
3 475-2831-1-ND LED CHIPLED WHT 8200K 0603 SMD
3 RMCF1/16S100FRCT-ND RES 100 OHM 1/16W 1% 0402 SMD
Sorry, I didn't even think about it that much. I'm used to doing 0402 almost exclusively except for high value capacitors. I just copied the circuit from some of the other LED circuits and pasted it in the schematic. I think I also did it because if those spots were to ever become official some day for some reason, we could use the same part and not have to add new parts to the BOM.urjaman said:@MW: Why on earth did you put 0402 pads in there for the resistors (where there would be easily space for 0603), one can hardly see these things :/
MWeston said:Sorry, I didn't even think about it that much. I'm used to doing 0402 almost exclusively except for high value capacitors. I just copied the circuit from some of the other LED circuits and pasted it in the schematic. I think I also did it because if those spots were to ever become official some day for some reason, we could use the same part and not have to add new parts to the BOM.urjaman said:@MW: Why on earth did you put 0402 pads in there for the resistors (where there would be easily space for 0603), one can hardly see these things :/
Yeah sounds logical (for consistency), but I thought that you had designed this to be hacked in manually (I had Weller WHS-40 with a fine tip, some flux, some small gauge solder, some solder wick, and a pair of pliers for this job, so get the idea), so I did put out a few swear words at one of the resistors.MWeston said:Sorry, I didn't even think about it that much. I'm used to doing 0402 almost exclusively except for high value capacitors. I just copied the circuit from some of the other LED circuits and pasted it in the schematic. I think I also did it because if those spots were to ever become official some day for some reason, we could use the same part and not have to add new parts to the BOM.urjaman said:@MW: Why on earth did you put 0402 pads in there for the resistors (where there would be easily space for 0603), one can hardly see these things :/
BTW the red LEDs are much brighter than the green ones. You might want to use different resistors on the next run of boards.MWeston said:Sorry, I didn't even think about it that much. I'm used to doing 0402 almost exclusively except for high value capacitors. I just copied the circuit from some of the other LED circuits and pasted it in the schematic. I think I also did it because if those spots were to ever become official some day for some reason, we could use the same part and not have to add new parts to the BOM.urjaman said:@MW: Why on earth did you put 0402 pads in there for the resistors (where there would be easily space for 0603), one can hardly see these things :/
They're frosted.fusion_power said:At the Moment, it seems that the pipes ae crystal clear and don't even have some kind of sanded surface (would also make the lights from the LEDs more smooth. )
"Frosted" sounds interesting, good word for that I guess. Yes, this is what I had in mind, so they are no "crystal clear", very nice. ^^Prometheus said:They're frosted.fusion_power said:At the Moment, it seems that the pipes ae crystal clear and don't even have some kind of sanded surface (would also make the lights from the LEDs more smooth. )