Bye bye eevblog hello morphine (end of life care)

[Sengcid]

Dear fellow EEVbloggers,
It is time to say thank you and goodbye with a special thanks to those who have helped to avoid lots of goodies ending up in the skip.

Meanwhile, here’s the last chance to plug my scribblings. Please spread far and wide.

Some practical tips on prototyping accurate analogue circuits: -

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1N3DIwsGiRHvAdWpy6YLIU2HVxngMVTT2

High Accuracy Electronic (@room temp). A collection of monographs on Inductive voltage dividers, ratio transformers and related circuits: -

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1TbomXeoBbIe-IVADaOOmyyLH9le-3wAt

ASL F series resistance bridge schematics and analysis: -

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1iP1y5qsarMN89gggmoAjWQzmWa530XUV

Plus practical tips on making the perfect rope (no kinks) and winding a ratio transformer - see attached.

[tggzzz]

Interesting material, collected together in one place Thanks

Obviously I haven't read it, but I liked "... the Wheatstone “bridge” was invented by Samuel Hunter Christie in 1833 but improved upon and popularised by Sir Charles Wheatstone ten years later. A simple version was still used in the “A” level syllabus as recently as the 1970s: a length of uniform resistance wire alongside a metre rule with copper connections and brass screw terminals mounted on a nice plank of wood. "

Only whinge: the filenames are a pain: they contain spaces and they aren't prefixed by the "part". Oh well

Out of curiosity, why are you departing?

[Hydron]

@tggzzz - topic title should give a hint as to the reason :'(

Sengcid - thanks for your generosity with your contributions to EEVblog, the give-aways, and putting in the time to post items to myself and others.

[temperance]

Interesting material. Thank you very much for sharing this.

[Sparks-Components]

Sincerely thank you very much
I downloaded all of Mr.'s information, which enabled me to understand these wonderful circuit principles.
I feel that no other words can express my appreciation and sharing with you
Sincere blessings to you

[Gyro]

Chris, if you are still reading this, I think your High Accuracy Electronics book is outstanding. Thank you so much for gifting it to us. I'm sure I speak for all when I say that our thoughts and hopes for a peaceful end are with you.

[Echo88]

The MicroK study that you did helped me tremendously and im sure the inductive divider techniques will come handy in the future.
I also hope to one day continue the DIY current compensator idea.

Goodbye Mr. Daykin and thank you for everything.

[EEVblog]

Thanks for sharing until the last Chris, the high accuracy book in particular looks outstanding 
I'll collate it and share as a single PDF.

[EEVblog]

I collated Chris's High Accuracy Electronics book it's here:
https://www.eevblog.com/files/High-Accuracy-Electronics-Christopher-I-Daykin.pdf

Please advise if you find any issues, I just joined all the PDF's.

[Dubbie]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m sure there is a lot more that will pass with you. I don’t know you personally, but I am glad that our short lives coincided for a while on this earth.

[bastl_r]

Hi
Thank you for sharing your experience and the wondeful give aways.

I wisch you all goodnes you need and have a good time.

Regards bastl_r

[andy3055]

Thank you for the contributions! I will read them to honor you. Wish you an easy time on your next journey.  So long, mate.

[TUMEMBER]

Dear fellow EEVbloggers,
It is time to say thank you and goodbye with a special thanks to those who have helped to avoid lots of goodies ending up in the skip.

Meanwhile, here’s the last chance to plug my scribblings. Please spread far and wide.

A lot of work, the cathedral of your life.