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Re: pic: IFI Charger Parts Layout
Note that this layout was based on the old schematic. It has been revised, and you need to add a third connection (J3) at output of voltage regulator.
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Re: pic: IFI Charger Parts Layout
Those paths seem a bit thin, but that's just me, but how much current will they be carrying? It seems like they should be wider.
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Re: pic: IFI Charger Parts Layout
Good point. If etching a board I would make the paths wider. We did not make a board from this, the intent was to use it as an aid for laying out the parts on a breadboard. It is easier to visualize, and the 317 terminals are not intuitive.
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Re: pic: IFI Charger Parts Layout
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![]() Did you use point to point wiring or a solderless breadboard? While the latter is very easy I'd be afraid of it coming apart during normal robot operations, that'd be a lousy way to blow a breaker, having your charger fall apart! |
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