Since the schematics for the 3 channel mixer and splitter haven't been released, I thought I'd make an attempt at reverse engineering the schematic from pictures of the board - does anyone happen to have a picture of the back side of either PCB? The PPCB store listings have the front but not the back, and it would make reverse engineering a lot easier to have both sides!
Photo of back of 3 channel mixer/splitter PCB?
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cgreenCRNA
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Hi Robert,
Can you do the mixer, too?
Respectfully,
Chris
Can you do the mixer, too?
Respectfully,
Chris
bluedmc777
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He uploaded the mixer above the splitter.
cgreenCRNA
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Ah, missed that. Thanks!
japujiqary
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Reverse engineering a PCB schematic from macro photos is an awesome challenge, but tracing tiny copper paths when the lighting or sharpness is off can drive you crazy. When you're zooming in close to map out tracks and solder joints, clarity is everything. I faced a similar issue with a complex hardware project where my close-up board shots were too muddy. While looking for clean workflows, I ran across this guide on the best practices for automated portrait retouching https://skylum.com/blog/best-practices-for-automated-portrait-retouching, and surprisingly, applying those same contrast and edge-enhancement principles to my macro photos made the copper traces pop instantly. Glad you got the official link though!
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