2520 footprint utility pcb

[salomonander]

hey
im looking for a simply pcb that takes 2520 footprint opas and gives my some solder points. i want to use the opamps outside of a given pcb and need some proper solder points . is there anything available? i could not find a thing...

 

[Spino]

hey
im looking for a simply pcb that takes 2520 footprint opas and gives my some solder points. i want to use the opamps outside of a given pcb and need some proper solder points . is there anything available? i could not find a thing...

diy!

if it's really simple you could etch it, or you could download a cad program (for instance kicad) and learn the basics yourself. you won't regret it. for a small and simple board the production costs are really low (check oshpark or chinese sites like elecrow).

 

[salomonander]

thanks

dou you happen to know of any cad programm that has the footprint as a default building elemt? or can it be imported from somewhere? sorry im a noob...

 

[Spino]

I'm a noob myself, but the pcb  you're looking for seems to me perfect for a first project. As for a cad, I started using kicad because it was open source, so free and available on all the different os platforms I needed. I found it kinda awkward at times but in the end I learned the basics with a little patience - I guess you could say that for many different cad programs though.  Usually all of them make  you draw the schematics first and then translate it to the pcb layout.

For footprints, there are many ready but I don't know if  you will find a 2520 footprint in the standard ones. But to draw them from scratch it's actually pretty easy, I'd say easier than drawing the pcb.

So, you already have a 2520 DOA and need to use it on a different pcb? or you are looking for a small empty pcb board with a 2520 footprint that you can plug into an existing female board?

thanks

dou you happen to know of any cad programm that has the footprint as a default building elemt? or can it be imported from somewhere? sorry im a noob...

 

[emrr]

I think CAPI has a few options, some that may require cutting down.