Sujet : Re: modifiable backplane with sockets?
De : christopher (at) *nospam* librehacker.com (Christopher Howard)
Groupes : sci.electronics.designDate : 28. May 2025, 23:10:00
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Well, since you're using a patch panel anyway, why not just run the
power and ground on the backplane?
Perhaps I misunderstand your question. But if I connect the patch panel
signal wires directly to the component modules, like I did with my
current (already built) analog computer, then the wires end up taking a
lot of space around the component modules, and you can't simply
remove/replace modules without wiring stuff back up to the card.
The patch panel can be variously organized according to how you want
various component I/Os grouped. I was wanting to be able, for example,
to plug in a new patch panel without having to do anything to the cards,
though maybe I would have to do some modification to the back plane
wiring if the new patch panel expected more signals.
-- Christopher Howard