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Cynabar

Jan 1, 1970
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Greeting all, I would like to know if anyone has any info on a video
distribution amplifier, such as the PCB layout or overlay? I have one
from Elektor, but am looking for another.

This is to assist me in the understanding and drawing the things in
AutoCAD.

Thanks for your time
 
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Ban

Jan 1, 1970
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Cynabar said:
Greeting all, I would like to know if anyone has any info on a video
distribution amplifier, such as the PCB layout or overlay? I have one
from Elektor, but am looking for another.

This is to assist me in the understanding and drawing the things in
AutoCAD.

Thanks for your time

I found the OPA692 an exellent IC to drive many video outputs(10)
simultaneously.
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/ds/opa692.pdf
You do not write how many outputs you want, what supply is available and
what kind of assemby you use (through hole, SMD, wave, reflow). All require
a different layout. Autocad is not good for layouts, it cannot make the
required processing to produce Gerber files. It also cannot link to a
schematic or netlist and doesn't have any suitable libraries. I recommend
Eagle(cadsoft) which is free for the size of board you will need.
 
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Rich Grise

Jan 1, 1970
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I found the OPA692 an exellent IC to drive many video outputs(10)
simultaneously.
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/ds/opa692.pdf
You do not write how many outputs you want, what supply is available and
what kind of assemby you use (through hole, SMD, wave, reflow). All
require a different layout. Autocad is not good for layouts, it cannot
make the required processing to produce Gerber files. It also cannot link
to a schematic or netlist and doesn't have any suitable libraries. I
recommend Eagle(cadsoft) which is free for the size of board you will
need.

Thanks, Ban. I was simply going to say, "Whoever talked you into trying
to do electronics with AutoCAD is insane." But I did look, and it looks
like they're trying to do it - but heck, for the schematics you could
do with AutoCAD, you might as well use PC Paint. ;-)

Cheers!
Rich
 
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John Fields

Jan 1, 1970
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Thanks, Ban. I was simply going to say, "Whoever talked you into trying
to do electronics with AutoCAD is insane." But I did look, and it looks
like they're trying to do it - but heck, for the schematics you could
do with AutoCAD, you might as well use PC Paint. ;-)
 
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Cynabar

Jan 1, 1970
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Thanks everyone who repied,

It is worth noting that there are blocks in ACAD for different
applications, but i would be easily convinced that there are easier
design programs to use. But that is how i had to display the unit. I
did not provide enough information about what i wanted, but thanks
again for your time

Cheers
Cynabar
 
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