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Component Order
You’ll notice that the component designations in the directions don’t go in order. We
have grouped them so that all components with the same value appear together. This
makes assembly easier. You’ll find in the parts kit that similar parts, e.g. 3 1K resistors,
are typically (though not always) taped together.
Install the Resistors
In general, you install axial leaded components (like the resistors) by placing the body on
the silk screen side of the board, and the leads through the indicated holes. Bend the leads
over on the back of the board to keep the resistors from falling out until your solder them
in place. Try to bend the leads in a direction that won’t lead to solder bridges between
traces that should remain disconnected.
We recommend the following procedure:
1.
Insert all components of the same value or type
2.
Bend the leads as described above.
3.
Solder the leads on the back of the board.
4.
Clip the leads.
Track your progress by placing a check-mark in the done column as you install each
component.
Bend resistor leads to 0.45” width
Designation Value
Color
Code
Done
R21
100
Brown, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R1
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R2
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R5
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R6
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R8
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R12
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R13
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R14
200
Red, Black, Black, Black, Brown
R3
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R4 10K0
NO
LOAD
R7
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R9
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R10
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R11 10K0
NO
LOAD
R15
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R16
10K0
Brown, Black, Black, Red, Brown
R17
100K
Brown, Black, Black, Orange, Brown
R18
100K
Brown, Black, Black, Orange, Brown
R22
1M00
Brown, Black, Black, Yellow, Brown
Save two pieces of the clipped resistor lead. Depending upon the gain setting you choose,
they may be used in the next section.