Schematics missing from the store

[ody]

Hello,

There are a lot of missing schematics in the store. Could someone share the schematics for:
- MicroXLR Output
- Signal Buffer / Inverter
- MicroBlend Crossfader

Thank you so much!

 

[Nostradoomus]

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Schematic-BufferInverter.png 1/3 aint bad

 

[ody]

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Schematic-BufferInverter.png 1/3 aint bad

Where did you find it ? Do you know why schematics are not systematically made available?

 

[Nostradoomus]

I used the search function. And PPCB is a one man operation, so you have to allow some grace.

 

[Stickman393]

You take the good with the good at PPCB:

There's a million gazillion pcbs, each one representing dozens of hours of tracing, development, and design.

Then, because the ultra-industrious Mr. Robert then procrastinates with the best of them, you can then take this opportunity to learn how the circuit works for yourself as a means to spite the man.

Its a win win.

 

[Robert]

Working on a few docs today so I'll try to get those posted for you.

Then, because the ultra-industrious Mr. Robert then procrastinates with the best of them,

Oh I'm going to respond to this later, buddy.

 

[BrainDrain]

Working on a few docs today so I'll try to get those posted for you.



Oh I'm going to respond to this later, buddy.

The low tide doc might be a good candidate for the schematic considering how many questions get posted about them (including my own )

 

[comradehoser]

As Nostradoomus points out, use the search function, you can often find what you need. Low tide is one of those, and you will definitely want to read the troubleshooting threads in any case. (Maybe that's why Robert doesn't post that particular schematic)

Brain Drain, you've definitely seen this, right?

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/LowTide-Schematic-PedalPCB.pdf

 

[swelchy]

who needs build docs.. throw parts at it and build it... troubleshoot later! I shggould literally just populate a board with a the wrong values and start a troubleshooting thread just for the fun of it

 

[BrainDrain]

As Nostradoomus points out, use the search function, you can often find what you need. Low tide is one of those, and you will definitely want to read the troubleshooting threads in any case. (Maybe that's why Robert doesn't post that particular schematic)

Brain Drain, you've definitely seen this, right?

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/LowTide-Schematic-PedalPCB.pdf

Yeah I’ve used the search function. I built one a while back that had issues and it ended up being a defective pcb. Broken traces that couldn’t be seen. All fixed and sounds great now. I meant it would be good for other people who will eventually build them seeing as there are so many questions always being asked about it. Just figured the build that gets a ton of questions would probably benefit from having it.

 

[comradehoser]

Yes I remember your thread, as well as your contributions to my low tide thread. II couldn't remember if you were working off the schematic, though

 

[Feral Feline]

The real problem is the hoarders (hoarders like me).

Hoarding parts, Hoarding PCBs, Hoarding schematics...

I don't even remember where I got half the schematics I've hoarded on my hard-drive.