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Terry, we use millions of dollars worth of design and simulation
software to do our prototyping at work. The only tools we handle are a keyboard and a mouse. If we are REALLY lucky the $5 million dollar ASIC works out of the shoot. More likely, we need to spend a couple more million to re-spin the design to get rid of a few really obscure bugs. Back in the good old days, we could easily add/remove wire wrap wires on the prototype backplanes until the pesky obscure bugs were squashed. Ah, for the simpler days! Phil B wrote in message ps.com... Phil, not much call for wire-wrap? I still use it for all my prototyping at work, my nixie tube clocks, all my home gadget projects... I love the stuff. Of course it helps to have an electric gun and a cut/strip/wrap bit! I don't know what I'd do without wire wrap... anyone with wire-wrap tools they don't want, I'll take 'em! Terry. |
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