Author Topic: Carbide 3D Nomad 883 Pro CNC / PCB Engraving Machine Review & Experiments  (Read 2172 times)

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Offline HugoneusTopic starter

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You can watch the video here: [28 Minutes]
youtu.be/bM6n-4-tWn0

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Offline chickenHeadKnob

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Re: Carbide 3D Nomad 883 Pro CNC / PCB Engraving Machine Review & Experiments
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2017, 11:44:25 pm »
I am a subscriber to The Signal Path so I have already viewed this one. In the video you mention the ultimate reason for obtaining the CNC is to mill RF strip line circuits for  future video subject material. I am so excited about this and have a request. Is it possible to design and build a USB3.0 PHY side isolator? I have no idea if this is even in the realm of practicality but such a tool  would desired by many.

 I have  checked out integrated digital isolators like TI.'s  ISO7631FM which seem to top out at 150 Mega bits per second and 7 nanosec propagation delay, and wonder if they are simply limited by chip process geometry or something more fundamental. Additionally a decapping teardown  of one of these chips would also be an interesting video.

As you can tell this subject area is way outside my range of expertise but I figure if anyone could do it it would be you.
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