とりあえず一番デカいのから調べたけど、いきなり無極性(両極性)で、ブツが限られる感じかw
10V品が国内に無い？25Vは有ったけど、デカいから上手く折り込んでってなるか？
Digikeyなら10Vあったけどここ使った事無いw
そしてサイズもちょいデカい。16Vよりはマシ。
これ、なかなか苦労しそうw
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Apollo D. Sharpe, Sr retweeted
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Is it common for digikey to have an order in review for 4 days?
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Wouldn't be convenient for OP.
It is doable in India though. At 1GHz clock, the nyquist rate would be ~450MHz. We shouldn't be needing an impedence controlled Rogers substrate, FR-4 is enough.
All of this goes for a toss when you look at the Digikey price of ~100usd :/
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Jun 13
Very much like placing an order with digikey you’ve double checked a dozen times and are absolutely sure you have everything you need.
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おれんじ色 retweeted
Jun 13
ちなみに、ある電子部品を100個使うような場合の基板実装で古い電子部品が30個残っていたら、Digikeyで80個買って合計105個にして、100個消費して5個余らせるような感じでやってます。古い部品と新しい部品を混ぜたのをMOX在庫と呼び、混ぜて使うことをプルサーマルと呼んでます。
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Mouser and DigiKey are the most expensive suppliers because they support the quick-turn low-volume market. If you can work with 20-week lead times and 10k MOQs the prices come way down.
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Jun 13
Didn't actually go into engineering. I seem to have the instincts for it considering all the projects I've successfully designed and built as a hobby.
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when they closed the store near me i absolutely cleared them out of resistors, caps, ic’s, transistors…everything. sure it’s cheaper to buy that stuff online but i can’t walk to wherever mouser or digikey is. same thing with fry’s
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