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Latest revision as of 18:43, 19 July 2022
CGS73 the CGS Eurorack power distribution board is for Euro style modules compatible with the Doepfer type connections. The CGS Euro modules use this format, as does Bananalogue.
Construction
Before you start assembly, check the board for etching faults. Look for any shorts between tracks, or open circuits due to over etching. Take this opportunity to sand the edges of the board if needed, removing any splinters or rough edges. (With the boards supplied by me, the edges are already milled, and etching faults are very rare.)
Either open or enclosed headers can be used. Just make sure you get the orientation of closed headers correct. Note that the three 0V traces are joined together at the mid point of the board, so make sure you don't accidently use it backwards, as that could short out your power supply. There is provision in the middle of the board for it to be separated into two smaller units.
Parts list
This is a guide only. Parts needed will vary with individual constructor's needs.
| Part | Quantity |
| Misc | |
|---|---|
| 16 pin dual row 0.1" header | 12 |
| CGS73 PCB | 1 |
Notes
- PCB 1" x 6" with four 3mm mounting holes 0.15" in from the edges.
- The board is designed so it may be cut in half.
CC-BY-NC
Readers are permitted to construct these circuits for their own personal use only. Ken Stone retains all rights to his work.
See also
References
- Power Bus Board for music synthesizers. by Ken Stone, 2007, with permission of the author - archived
External links
- CGS73 BOM at BOMpiler