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Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #960 –
I am starting to realize that ordering all this stuff is going to be a challenge for me.  If anyone happens to have a shopping list from Mouser, Digikey, or any other US supplier, it would be very helpful.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #961 –
[quote author="ScotY808"]

C24, C25, etc. specifies 100nf but there is not voltage specification on the BOM.  Please tell me what voltage to choose.  Actually, there are numerous caps with no voltage spec.  If there is none, what to choose?
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Whene there is no voltage spec, any cap in this package will do. When the voltage spec is important, it is specified.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
For SMD caps, I am choosing X7R which I believe is best?  Also, I am choosing best tolerance, sometimes it is 5% and other times it seems to be 10%.  Is this okay?[/quote]
Caps tolerance is not specified, and not important in this project.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
For C71, I can only find X5R...is this okay?
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Just get the best possible part in this package. Nothing more.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
Is this okay for C23 and C47?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/AVX ... xfP0thw%3d
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Again, any tantalum/niobium capacitor in the same package and with the same voltage spec (if specified) will do. There's 3.3V on these, so 99.9% of tantalum capacitors in this package will be OK.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
Is this okay for D1, D2, D3, and D4?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Dio ... 8dvA%3d%3d
[/quote]
Yes.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
I am planning to order all 1% resistors but you said in this thread that some must be 0.1% in the signal? path...or something like this.  I am a newbie to electronics and am not certain which these are.  Can you say?
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Where it needs to be 0.1%, it is specified as 0.1% on the schematics and in the BOM. If the BOM says 0.1%, the use 0.1%. Use 1% in all other cases.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #962 –
Thank you, Sparky. I will slowly work my way through the BOM. I apologize in advance as I know there will be many more questions.

I promise this as my humble contribution...once I finish my Mouser order, I will post it here so others like me (especially in the US), will be able to build your controller without too much trouble.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #963 –
More component questions...for me, it's quite difficult to cross reference these parts.  I am sorry.

D5, D8, D10, D14, D15 schottky rectifier...what specifications do I look for?  Is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Fai ... fdd6Oic%3d

D6, D7, D12 schottky rectifier...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/STM ... 3zc5bl0%3d

D9, D11, D13...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Dio ... 4yIhNFM%3d

D16, D17, D20, D21...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/ON- ... NeYuKOD6TF

D18, D19...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Fai ... vHkJCxc%3d

D22...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Dio ... VnY7CxE%3d

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #964 –
Hello there,

This is my version of mouser bom. please check it with maximum care, i haven't sourced any components before this project.
Only component what should be missing is oled screen and it's resistors.

If you have any notes or improvements to this bom please share it with others(me included) so there is no unneeded components on the list.

Some components have been selected based on current availability and others based on minimum order quantity.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #965 –
[quote author="ScotY808"]More component questions...for me, it's quite difficult to cross reference these parts.  I am sorry.

D5, D8, D10, D14, D15 schottky rectifier...what specifications do I look for?  Is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Fai ... fdd6Oic%3d

D6, D7, D12 schottky rectifier...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/STM ... 3zc5bl0%3d

D9, D11, D13...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Dio ... 4yIhNFM%3d

D16, D17, D20, D21...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/ON- ... NeYuKOD6TF

D18, D19...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Fai ... vHkJCxc%3d

D22...is this okay?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Dio ... VnY7CxE%3d[/quote]

1. Read page 61. Some of your questions are answered there.

2. For the remaining questions (after reading page 61 and removing questions that are answeretd there), PLEASE write the part number that you want to replace and the part number you want to replace it with in the thread, not just the designators. Also,direct links to the datasheets will help better than links to the site that sells them.

When written the way it is written now, I will have to open schematics and BOM, to look for the parts, to look for the datasheet, then to go to the mouser site, to look for the link to the datasheet, then read it. Make my work easier, and you will have my answers sooner. ;)

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #966 –
Okay, I understand...thank you.

SS310A...is this okay? SK310A-TP
Datasheet...http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/258/SK32A-SK310A(HSMA)-349734.pdf

BAV199...is this okay? BAV199,215
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/302/BAV199-840428.pdf

SS34A...is this okay? SS34FA
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/149/SS34FA-1012641.pdf

For the board connectors (header pins, 1x2x4.2, etc.) what type/series connector is this?  I'm having trouble searching for the correct parts.
Is this okay? http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mol ... ynl2UN4%3d
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mol ... fJDg%3d%3d
Datasheet is not useful here.  These are board lock type but must not be the correct type.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #967 –
@ScotY808, please check my bom from mouser and see if there's anything you need

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #968 –
[quote author="ScotY808"]
SS310A...is this okay? SK310A-TP
Datasheet...http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/258/SK32A-SK310A(HSMA)-349734.pdf
[/quote]
It is OK.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
BAV199...is this okay? BAV199,215
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/302/BAV199-840428.pdf
[/quote]
It is the same part. Low leakage and reverse voltage are the important specs.

[quote author="ScotY808"]
SS34A...is this okay? SS34FA
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/149/SS34FA-1012641.pdf
[/quote]
OK

[quote author="ScotY808"]
For the board connectors (header pins, 1x2x4.2, etc.) what type/series connector is this?  I'm having trouble searching for the correct parts.
Is this okay? http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mol ... ynl2UN4%3d
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mol ... fJDg%3d%3d
Datasheet is not useful here.  These are board lock type but must not be the correct type.[/quote]

There are 2 porision 1 row and 2 position 2 row connectors in the project. "1x2x4.2" means "1 row, 2 positions, 4.2mm pitch", 2x2x4.2 means "2 rows, 2 positions, 4.2mm pitch".

The first link you gave is to 4 position, 2 row (8 pins total), and the second link is to 2 position, 2 row (4 pins total). Both have side "legs" that you don't need.

2 pin connectrors are 39-28-1023:
http://www.molex.com/pdm_docs/adobe3D/39-28-1023.pdf

4 pin coinnectors are 39-28-1043:
http://www.molex.com/pdm_docs/adobe3D/39-28-1043.pdf

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #969 –
Hello seeker,
Yes, thank you for posting it!  I was able to find one part using your BOM. I found some things that maybe are wrong though. 1N4007 is not SMD. The connectors I think are not for PCB mounting.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #970 –
Thank you, sparkybg!  I will continue on with the ordering process later today when I go home.

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Reply #971 –
[quote author="ScotY808"]Hello seeker,
Yes, thank you for posting it!  I was able to find one part using your BOM. I found some things that maybe are wrong though. 1N4007 is not SMD. The connectors I think are not for PCB mounting.[/quote]

Like stated earlier, please post back your findings, I didn't understood that connectors should be smd, will look another ones another time.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #972 –
There are no SMD connectors in the project. All connectors are through-hole.

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Reply #973 –
[quote author="sparkybg"]There are no SMD connectors in the project. All connectors are through-hole.[/quote]

Thanks that saved a lot of my time

Edit: Has anybody else noticed that if i upload BOM to mouser it find whatever components it wants. And i even used mousers own product numbers so i really don't get why it finds what ever it wants to.

And after I select to buy from BOM, there's still some weird components, like capacitors happens to be extra costly diodes.

Re: Really universal soldering controller

Reply #974 –
Hello seeker,

I can say that Mouser's search function is terrible. It does many strange things. I haven't made much progress today but will certainly share when I am finished. Quite a lot more to do though.

I should clarify what I said earlier. Your 1N4007 is not SMD but it needs to be. Your header connectors are for wire connections. They need to be for PCB mounting, through hole as sparky said.

I received my PCB set in the mail today. It is smaller than I imagined it would be!