The Surgical Blade you show towards the end of the video looks like a copy of a Swann Morton No. 11 (part ref: 0103). I only mention this because the factory where they are made is down the hill from my home.
I am only using surgical blades number 11 and number 15b. Buy them from the pharmacy here and they are way cheaper compared to the exacto blades from the office supply store
The golden pins are called a leadframe. They can get formed into pins of various shapes. But here, the package is a so-called flatpak. So the chip will be mounted in a hole or a recess in the PCB, leads sitting on top of pads and trimmed.
Heya, that looks like some nice tools. the small "box" with wire's I guese is some kind of processor pretty old 1. try google it maybe it's intresthing to see what it is
This module was designed by Collins, for use in avionics. I collect and make teardown videos of Collins avionics, and I can sell you this was likely used in a airliner at one point.
I could tell it was surgical because there was someone's skin still on the tweezers – lol -. I think the jumpers are called wire bonds, because I remember The Signal Path wanting to buy a wire bonding machine.
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The Surgical Blade you show towards the end of the video looks like a copy of a Swann Morton No. 11 (part ref: 0103). I only mention this because the factory where they are made is down the hill from my home.
Just make more vid Jason
You can do it love the content
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Greetings for Holland 🇳🇱
Collins was a radio manufacturer; I'd guess it's some sort of a filter.
Obviously 10-core 4-bit CPU. Probably runs W11 just fine. Maybe good for light gaming.
Now your talking more video's… Very nice of them to share tools with you! Nice content.
I am only using surgical blades number 11 and number 15b. Buy them from the pharmacy here and they are way cheaper compared to the exacto blades from the office supply store
Nice original tool cool😮😮
Those aren’t jumpers, they’re called bond wires and are in most ics to link the pins to the die inside
Holy shit! A second video in the same day👊🏼
Jason there not jumper wires there bond wires correct terminology please
I don't know what that Collins circuit is for but I know they only used that logo from 1961 to 1972.
The golden pins are called a leadframe. They can get formed into pins of various shapes. But here, the package is a so-called flatpak. So the chip will be mounted in a hole or a recess in the PCB, leads sitting on top of pads and trimmed.
Heya, that looks like some nice tools. the small "box" with wire's I guese is some kind of processor pretty old 1. try google it maybe it's intresthing to see what it is
Rubis makes good stuff.
This module was designed by Collins, for use in avionics. I collect and make teardown videos of Collins avionics, and I can sell you this was likely used in a airliner at one point.
I could tell it was surgical because there was someone's skin still on the tweezers – lol -.
I think the jumpers are called wire bonds, because I remember The Signal Path wanting to buy a wire bonding machine.
What a nice gift!
0:25 a GIANT turd???? Looks like I came on the right day 🙂
i tried searching for that chip but what i found is a bit close to what you have at INDUSTRIAL ALCHEMY STORE
wow ! geat vid
Be careful with those blades Jason. This is one case where you don't want to be a cut above the rest. 😱
strange!
a video without the wellknown "Apple logo", and nothing "brann spankin' new"! 😀