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    Gks Program Johanna Gwenn T. Lomaad July 16, 2016 Electronic Circuit Experiment

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    The document describes the author's experience making a PCB board for a music level meter. They used the EAGLE program to create the schematic diagram and board design, finding it difficult to locate parts in the library. After completing the board design, the professor demonstrated how to use a milling machine to produce the physical board in just 30 minutes. The author learned that carefully choosing component placements is important for an effective board design. They questioned why PCB boards include 45 degree lines and understood it increases efficiency but wanted to know the underlying reason.

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    The document describes the author's experience making a PCB board for a music level meter. They used the EAGLE program to create the schematic diagram and board design, finding it difficult to locate parts in the library. After completing the board design, the professor demonstrated how to use a milling machine to produce the physical board in just 30 minutes. The author learned that carefully choosing component placements is important for an effective board design. They questioned why PCB boards include 45 degree lines and understood it increases efficiency but wanted to know the underlying reason.

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    The document describes the author's experience making a PCB board for a music level meter. They used the EAGLE program to create the schematic diagram and board design, finding it difficult to locate parts in the library. After completing the board design, the professor demonstrated how to use a milling machine to produce the physical board in just 30 minutes. The author learned that carefully choosing component placements is important for an effective board design. They questioned why PCB boards include 45 degree lines and understood it increases efficiency but wanted to know the underlying reason.

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    GKS PROGRAM

    Johanna Gwenn T. Lomaad


    July 16, 2016
    Electronic Circuit Experiment
    Today we made the PCB board of our music level meter. We used the program
    EAGLE to construct the schematic diagram given and to build the board design. I
    had a quite difficult time finding the parts in the library. After making the board, the
    professor showed us how to make the PCB Board design by using the milling
    machine. It was quite fascinating how the machine works. In just a span of half an
    hour, you already had your board and its perfectly done. I also learned that
    choosing the right placement of components on the board is quite a difficult but fun
    task. You have to choose the best place where to put which so you can design your
    board effectively. But Im wondering, why do we have to make 45 degrees of line in
    the pcb? I only know that it is more efficient and minimizes losses, but I want to
    know the reason behind.

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