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Yes, you need to design for what jlc stocks as basic parts to retain your sanity. Dont just slap down a 1206 resistor and call it good, jlc prob has no stock in
by jhogendorn 2mo ago
Yes, you need to design for what jlc stocks as basic parts to retain your sanity. Dont just slap down a 1206 resistor and call it good, jlc prob has no stock in that size in that value, but they probably have it in 0603. Once you get a handle for whats basic or very common extended parts, that sort of thing gets a lot easier. You kind of have to work backwards, ie if i need a diode i see what jlc has in basic and make my part choice accordingly.
- LoganDark 2mo agoI wasn't trying to choose a footprint/etc ahead of time. I would need, say, a 3.3KΩ resistor, and I would not filter for anything else other than the resistance yet, then I would choose a listing that I could use and that had a reasonable footprint and etc.