Sujet : Re: Datasheet-flation?
De : blockedofcourse (at) *nospam* foo.invalid (Don Y)
Groupes : sci.electronics.designDate : 27. Nov 2024, 09:20:34
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On 11/26/2024 8:21 PM, Dave Platt wrote:
Back on the original subject a bit: it's not just huge data sheets
which can be... well, less than wonderful. I invite you to take a
look at the sheet for the Skyworks SKY65050-372LF low noise
transistor. The evaluation board schematic on page 8, and its
associated bill of materials, invite careful examination.
Too funny!
The fact that they went to the trouble of actually _saying_ that
the schematic diagram is a mess, rather than actually fixing it...
well, I assume this was a Management decision. I think I'd
have been ashamed to be the Engineer, though.
Well, at least that SUGGESTS that they have a "review process".
One that sucks -- but, at least it's in place!
Documentation (like security) seems to be a "check off" item
with many products: let's give it lip service but not spend
too much time (or money) on it!
Imagine, though, finding a comparable error/oversight on page
143 of 16000. How much trust do you put on the remaining 15000+
pages?
Re: Datasheet-flation?