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Macintosh LC III Overclocking, 25Mhz to:===>33Mhz
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Macintosh LC III Overclocking, 25Mhz to:===>33Mhz
I'm wondering is it possible to make an internal switch, so it would be possible any time to switch OC on/off...
Yes, if its a 0 ohm resistor you could add a switch. They makes switches with multiple contacts that would effetely break one connection and make another in one flick.I'm wondering is it possible to make an internal switch, so it would be possible any time to switch OC on/off...
double throw, double pull will do it.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-Alcoswitch/A103SYCQ04/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvudeGI7i40XE%2fMmrHHHc8pUQGytYsMK0I%3d
flip 25mhz
flip 33mhz
as they are saying, 000 ohms is the same as a solder bridge, just its machine loadable when they are populating boards.
just use some wire wrap to connect the pads to the switch.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-Alcoswitch/A103SYCQ04/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvudeGI7i40XE%2fMmrHHHc8pUQGytYsMK0I%3d
flip 25mhz
flip 33mhz
as they are saying, 000 ohms is the same as a solder bridge, just its machine loadable when they are populating boards.
just use some wire wrap to connect the pads to the switch.
Eww... keep those wire leads short if you use a big switch like that, otherwise youll end up with clock skewing and other weirdness.
your right… i was being cheap and going by price…
this switch is going to work out much better
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mountain-Switch/10TC415/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvudeGI7i40XFvpMq5YRs7w6zlonyB%252bgAs%3d
this switch is going to work out much better
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mountain-Switch/10TC415/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvudeGI7i40XFvpMq5YRs7w6zlonyB%252bgAs%3d
it doesnt specify the maximum frequency at which you can apply through that switch before leakage becomes a concern.