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Hello Tim,
Just one more thought: I use "living-bug" arrangements almost exclusively. Every once in a while I cut up some strips so they fit the most popular "underbellies" of chips. Then I glue the strips onto the large panel and the chips on top of the strips in a rider's fashion. Ground connection can be achieved by slightly bending down a pin, the rest gets wired up Sauerkraut style like usual. When stray capacitance is critical I take washed wood strips instead of copper clad. Makes for a really nice excuse to eat another Haagen Dasz. This avoids having to think in reverse pinout and it often looks nicer, too. Plus you can still see the "CD4007" on the chip. Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com |
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