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Eric https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_Modular_XLR_to_PCB_Breakout_Block&diff=220892&oldid=prev 2020-05-16T17:48:12Z

<p>Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>=Basics=<br /> *PILE of a name, may need an abbreviation or something...<br /> *ANYWHO<br /> *A [[Breakout Block]] that uses [[2-Pin XLR]] or &quot;standard&quot; [[3-Pin XLR]] ports instead of [[Screw Terminals]]<br /> *It is thus capable of:<br /> **Easily Swapping Wires (more so than hardwired, or ever screw terminals<br /> **Locking (unlike barrel jacks/2.5/3.5/6.5 mm audio jacks)<br /> **Handling of up to medium (need specific specs) electrical loads (unlike RJ45)<br /> **Hardened (Can be water + dust resistant/proof, thus usable even if the part is directly exposed to the enviroment (a breakout box on the side of a tractor etc)<br /> *More expensive than standard screw terminals most likely (and wire may cost more), but it would allow for:<br /> **Durable Breakout Boxes<br /> **Enviroment Hardened Devices<br /> **Easily Modular Connections (no tools needed)<br /> **Audio/Music Applications (can also use this)<br /> <br /> =To-Do&#039;s=<br /> *Make a [[FreeCAD]] and [[KiCAD]] tool for generating a &quot;line&quot; of [[XLR Ports]] (and perhaps a [[MIDI]] version as well)<br /> **The user selects what:<br /> ***Connector Type<br /> ***PCB Side Connection Type (SMD, Through Hole, Screw Mount Adapter (clips on to a screw block for backwards compatibility, may require a small thin pcb for this) )<br /> **They then select how many wide and tall (like an &quot;insert table&quot; tool in a word processor)<br /> **They then click &quot;run&quot; / &quot;apply&quot; etc and the part is generated<br /> <br /> =Internal Links=<br /> *<br /> <br /> =External Links=<br /> *</div>

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