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It's an entertaining hack. I think it should be considered in this context. If we start thinking about it in practical terms it stops making any sense. Specifi
by Roark66 4y ago
It's an entertaining hack. I think it should be considered in this context.
If we start thinking about it in practical terms it stops making any sense. Specifically, a standard 2 layer board costs few $ to make. Here we're paying a huge premium for extra internal layers. You may as well take that money and put it towards a hob with an scr and a cheap controller to solder them on it.
- alexvoda 4y agoThat actually depends on the specific costs. There is a clear business desire to replace capex with opex even when the resulting expenditure is higher. This achieves that at the pcb soldering level. It does not have to be a good idea to get traction.