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  1. Lehimleme sürecinde fark yaratan küçük ama kritik bir detay: flux.

    Prosmt olarak, üretim süreçlerinizde maksimum verim ve güvenilirlik sağlayacak doğru çözümleri sunuyoruz.

    #Lehimleme #Flux #SMT #ElektronikÜretim #PCB #Prosmt

  2. It is good to sometimes go back to the basics and hand assemble some prototypes. It took me about two full days to assemble and partially test these. When using the Pick and Place machine I can assemble about 1k units in that time 😭(it takes several days to set up the machine so it makes little sense for early prototypes, and I don't have them on panels anyways…) #microcontrollers #debugging #development #PCB #assembly #SMT

  3. Live from the shop: Facedancer SMT assembly in progress! Peek behind the scenes with Scanlime — electronics, soldering, and reverse‑engineering tricks as I build hardware live. Great for makers, hackers, and curious tinkerers. #English #PeerTube #Electronics #SMT #ReverseEngineering #Maker #Soldering #OpenHardware
    vid.kinuseka.us/videos/watch/7

  4. oh here'a an old piece from august 2022

    i'd drawn this before soul hackers 2 actually released. i have very conflicted thoughts about that game - i think i was too out of the loop to know that this particular frost was locked behind a paywall, for one thing - but going back over my old work i'm surprised this one sorta holds up. ai-ho!

    #mastoart #fanart #smt #megamitensei #soulhackers2

  5. I bought a #Hangell (no, I wasn't familiar with that name) switching bench power supply and it arrived. It happens to be one that #BigClive just briefly showed in one of his unbagging videos.

    I got it because my existing old #linear supplies max out at around 18 V, and that has been a hindrance of late. A #switching supply isn't ideal, because of the possibility of noise, but this model will do 5 A at 60 VDC, and a linear supply that can do a couple of amps at that voltage is big, heavy, and pricey.

    So of course, as soon as I received it, I took it apart. As you do.

    And ... I'm pleasantly surprised. The #PCB layouts look good, the assembly appears very good, with proper pick&placed #SMT components and reflow soldering, not hack-job hand soldering. The components seem to be #quality, even name-brand where appropriate. There are what appear to be genuine class X and class Y #safety capacitors everywhere they should be. The front binding posts are fairly typical cheap #Chinesium ones, but appear to be from the better end of the quality spectrum as far as those go.

    One ding: the multiple #electrolytic output caps appear to be 63 V-rated ones. For a supply that goes up to 60 V, that's just not acceptable. Maybe that's because this unit can also be had in a 30 V model? Or maybe they're just hoping you don't notice.

    I'm sorely tempted to replace them with 100 V-rated ones before I use it. I'm going to add some more output #filtering as well.

    #electronics #hobby

  6. I bought a #Hangell (no, I wasn't familiar with that name) switching bench power supply and it arrived. It happens to be one that #BigClive just briefly showed in one of his unbagging videos.

    I got it because my existing old #linear supplies max out at around 18 V, and that has been a hindrance of late. A #switching supply isn't ideal, because of the possibility of noise, but this model will do 5 A at 60 VDC, and a linear supply that can do a couple of amps at that voltage is big, heavy, and pricey.

    So of course, as soon as I received it, I took it apart. As you do.

    And ... I'm pleasantly surprised. The #PCB layouts look good, the assembly appears very good, with proper pick&placed #SMT components and reflow soldering, not hack-job hand soldering. The components seem to be #quality, even name-brand where appropriate. There are what appear to be genuine class X and class Y #safety capacitors everywhere they should be. The front binding posts are fairly typical cheap #Chinesium ones, but appear to be from the better end of the quality spectrum as far as those go.

    One ding: the multiple #electrolytic output caps appear to be 63 V-rated ones. For a supply that goes up to 60 V, that's just not acceptable. Maybe that's because this unit can also be had in a 30 V model? Or maybe they're just hoping you don't notice.

    I'm sorely tempted to replace them with 100 V-rated ones before I use it. I'm going to add some more output #filtering as well.

    #electronics #hobby

  7. I bought a #Hangell (no, I wasn't familiar with that name) switching bench power supply and it arrived. It happens to be one that #BigClive just briefly showed in one of his unbagging videos.

    I got it because my existing old #linear supplies max out at around 18 V, and that has been a hindrance of late. A #switching supply isn't ideal, because of the possibility of noise, but this model will do 5 A at 60 VDC, and a linear supply that can do a couple of amps at that voltage is big, heavy, and pricey.

    So of course, as soon as I received it, I took it apart. As you do.

    And ... I'm pleasantly surprised. The #PCB layouts look good, the assembly appears very good, with proper pick&placed #SMT components and reflow soldering, not hack-job hand soldering. The components seem to be #quality, even name-brand where appropriate. There are what appear to be genuine class X and class Y #safety capacitors everywhere they should be. The front binding posts are fairly typical cheap #Chinesium ones, but appear to be from the better end of the quality spectrum as far as those go.

    One ding: the multiple #electrolytic output caps appear to be 63 V-rated ones. For a supply that goes up to 60 V, that's just not acceptable. Maybe that's because this unit can also be had in a 30 V model? Or maybe they're just hoping you don't notice.

    I'm sorely tempted to replace them with 100 V-rated ones before I use it. I'm going to add some more output #filtering as well.

    #electronics #hobby

  8. I bought a #Hangell (no, I wasn't familiar with that name) switching bench power supply and it arrived. It happens to be one that #BigClive just briefly showed in one of his unbagging videos.

    I got it because my existing old #linear supplies max out at around 18 V, and that has been a hindrance of late. A #switching supply isn't ideal, because of the possibility of noise, but this model will do 5 A at 60 VDC, and a linear supply that can do a couple of amps at that voltage is big, heavy, and pricey.

    So of course, as soon as I received it, I took it apart. As you do.

    And ... I'm pleasantly surprised. The #PCB layouts look good, the assembly appears very good, with proper pick&placed #SMT components and reflow soldering, not hack-job hand soldering. The components seem to be #quality, even name-brand where appropriate. There are what appear to be genuine class X and class Y #safety capacitors everywhere they should be. The front binding posts are fairly typical cheap #Chinesium ones, but appear to be from the better end of the quality spectrum as far as those go.

    One ding: the multiple #electrolytic output caps appear to be 63 V-rated ones. For a supply that goes up to 60 V, that's just not acceptable. Maybe that's because this unit can also be had in a 30 V model? Or maybe they're just hoping you don't notice.

    I'm sorely tempted to replace them with 100 V-rated ones before I use it. I'm going to add some more output #filtering as well.

    #electronics #hobby

  9. I bought a #Hangell (no, I wasn't familiar with that name) switching bench power supply and it arrived. It happens to be one that #BigClive just briefly showed in one of his unbagging videos.

    I got it because my existing old #linear supplies max out at around 18 V, and that has been a hindrance of late. A #switching supply isn't ideal, because of the possibility of noise, but this model will do 5 A at 60 VDC, and a linear supply that can do a couple of amps at that voltage is big, heavy, and pricey.

    So of course, as soon as I received it, I took it apart. As you do.

    And ... I'm pleasantly surprised. The #PCB layouts look good, the assembly appears very good, with proper pick&placed #SMT components and reflow soldering, not hack-job hand soldering. The components seem to be #quality, even name-brand where appropriate. There are what appear to be genuine class X and class Y #safety capacitors everywhere they should be. The front binding posts are fairly typical cheap #Chinesium ones, but appear to be from the better end of the quality spectrum as far as those go.

    One ding: the multiple #electrolytic output caps appear to be 63 V-rated ones. For a supply that goes up to 60 V, that's just not acceptable. Maybe that's because this unit can also be had in a 30 V model? Or maybe they're just hoping you don't notice.

    I'm sorely tempted to replace them with 100 V-rated ones before I use it. I'm going to add some more output #filtering as well.

    #electronics #hobby

  10. hello. i'm marmar. not usually very active on social media but thought i'd give mastodon a try. just migrated over to sunny.garden so here's a little #introduction post

    - de #PR 🇵🇷
    - sadly living in the US
    - from the very very late 1900s

    some interests:
    #games : #megaten #smt #persona #jrpg #zelda #indie #dnd #ttrpg

    #cartoons : #stevenuniverse #adventuretime #overthegardenwall

    #dropout : #makesomenoise #dimension20

    #books : #fantasy #history #politics #scifi

    #music : #dancegavindance #gameaudio #gamemusic #vgm #emo #postHardcore #neosoul

  11. Cinebench 2026: Neuer Benchmark fordert CPUs und Grafikkarten deutlich stärker
    Maxon hat Cinebench 2026 veröffentlicht und verschärft damit die Anforderungen an Prozessoren und Grafikkarten deutlich. Das Update bringt eine neue Test-En
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/cine
    #Mac #News #AMD #AppleM4 #AppleM5 #Benchmark #Cinebench2026 #CPUTest #GPUTest #macOS #Maxon #Nvidia #Redshift #SMT #Windows #WindowsOnARM

  12. Cinebench 2026: Neuer Benchmark fordert CPUs und Grafikkarten deutlich stärker
    Maxon hat Cinebench 2026 veröffentlicht und verschärft damit die Anforderungen an Prozessoren und Grafikkarten deutlich. Das Update bringt eine neue Test-En
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/cine
    #Mac #News #AMD #AppleM4 #AppleM5 #Benchmark #Cinebench2026 #CPUTest #GPUTest #macOS #Maxon #Nvidia #Redshift #SMT #Windows #WindowsOnARM

  13. Cinebench 2026: Neuer Benchmark fordert CPUs und Grafikkarten deutlich stärker
    Maxon hat Cinebench 2026 veröffentlicht und verschärft damit die Anforderungen an Prozessoren und Grafikkarten deutlich. Das Update bringt eine neue Test-En
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/cine
    #Mac #News #AMD #AppleM4 #AppleM5 #Benchmark #Cinebench2026 #CPUTest #GPUTest #macOS #Maxon #Nvidia #Redshift #SMT #Windows #WindowsOnARM

  14. Cinebench 2026: Neuer Benchmark fordert CPUs und Grafikkarten deutlich stärker
    Maxon hat Cinebench 2026 veröffentlicht und verschärft damit die Anforderungen an Prozessoren und Grafikkarten deutlich. Das Update bringt eine neue Test-En
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/cine
    #Mac #News #AMD #AppleM4 #AppleM5 #Benchmark #Cinebench2026 #CPUTest #GPUTest #macOS #Maxon #Nvidia #Redshift #SMT #Windows #WindowsOnARM

  15. Cinebench 2026: Neuer Benchmark fordert CPUs und Grafikkarten deutlich stärker
    Maxon hat Cinebench 2026 veröffentlicht und verschärft damit die Anforderungen an Prozessoren und Grafikkarten deutlich. Das Update bringt eine neue Test-En
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/cine
    #Mac #News #AMD #AppleM4 #AppleM5 #Benchmark #Cinebench2026 #CPUTest #GPUTest #macOS #Maxon #Nvidia #Redshift #SMT #Windows #WindowsOnARM