boji
Well-known member
Was using calcs today and there's plenty of extra info needed for multilayer boards, etc that mostly don't apply in the basic, old school SS audio world. I hope you don't mind the unscientific request, but I'd like to know your rules of thumb that lets you decide acceptable ranges of trace widths.
For example, in a small VU/peakmeter buffer board I'm working on, .3048mm looks soooo tiny to my eyes**, (too small) but is likely perfectly acceptable for passing signal to a vu.
**might have to do with the tons of 1.27mm widths I've used in my first real projects.
For example, in a small VU/peakmeter buffer board I'm working on, .3048mm looks soooo tiny to my eyes**, (too small) but is likely perfectly acceptable for passing signal to a vu.
**might have to do with the tons of 1.27mm widths I've used in my first real projects.