Yes, one item: It works
(Both the web site and the circuit)
I'm right now doing the next version, a new board, with (I hope)
improved copper-hacking technique [1]. It will include an MC10EL gate
driver, SO-8, to really wail the thing. I'd post more pics, if I
didn't think I was boring people.
John
[1] Score two parallel lines in the copper with an x-acto, and cut the
ends, to make, say, a long, skinny rectangle, like a 50 ohm CPW gap
for example. Tin the strip, or dab it with liquid flux. Now place a
soldering iron near one end, and lift the trace; this is the tricky
part, getting started. Once the end is free, pull it up gently with
tweezers and run the iron along the trace, peeling up behind the tip.
The heat softens the epoxy and the copper comes off like a zipper.
Very clean cutouts of, say, 30 mil width or bigger can be done.
Do they make really tiny Dremel router bits? That could be
interesting.
