The girl called me up today, after 11 days to tell me that my PCB boards are ready. So, when I went and collected them, I was both happy and sad. Happy because this was the first time my design got through manufacturing stage. Sad because they are extremely expensive and there are only five pieces.
Still, tonight I will go and try to "dry fit" the components and then test fit into the pepper mill. What I am worried not is the height of the Piezo buzzer and maybe I can fit an IC socket into it as well. I just hate to solder a fully programmed PIC and then finds out it might not work. Ha ha ha ha
Still, tonight I will go and try to "dry fit" the components and then test fit into the pepper mill. What I am worried not is the height of the Piezo buzzer and maybe I can fit an IC socket into it as well. I just hate to solder a fully programmed PIC and then finds out it might not work. Ha ha ha ha
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This is what I got back: (back L-R)
The circuit board positive mask, the copper mask and the silkscreen mask
And the five pieces of PCB. The last one on the right shows the underside
copper tracks and the green stuff.
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