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On Jul 11, 12:31*am, RFI-EMI-GUY wrote:
Recommendation for RF Prototype "Vector Board" with groundplane needed I am looking to prototype a couple of small boards containing LINX TXM-433 LC and LR transmitter modules. These have pads on 0.1" centers and thus will match the Vector board strips that I am familiar with. However for this application, I need a ground plane under the module, and so am looking for a "vector" board with strips, but without plated through holes and ideally a solid ground plane on the reverse side. I would prefer plated traces and fiberglass insulation. These will be simple boards, a TXM-433-LC, a couple of 555 timers and some discrete components. Any recommendations? "Dead bug". Or, drill holes for all leads, and then use a small milling machine cutter or just a larger drill bit to remove the copper where you don't need it. For prototyping, "dead bug" is way way superior to vectorboards etc, even with digital parts. Tim. |
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