Mini-Mig Bill of Materials

[Crom00]

Working on getting a small run of these made in China. To get real world costs the factories need a Bill of Materials. The schematics on Dennis' site are not enough.

How many of  you have assembled working boards? If you have, can you be so kind to post the COMPLETE BOM for others out there?


This would constist of Part name, part number, supplier right down to resistors and capacitors.

This could be beneficial to any small run producers and hobbyist..

Factories have expressed a high interest level in this project. The only thing holding us back from producing a small run right away is getting the cost estimate via a BOM. We have experience producing specialty runs of toys and electronics we're anxious to get this moving foward.

Comon folks this is your chance to get Mini-Mig executed.

Any boards produced will be made available HERE at AMIGA.ORG FIRST

[Crom00]

Ok that's good to know. Any pin compatible direct replacements?

[Crom00]

tonyyeb wrote:
Is this what you need?

http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_Board_v1.0_components

Thank you brother! I just sent this to the factories, they will advise if it's good enough for costing. After that I'll assemble a complete BOM with all packaging, instruction sheet spces and pack in materials.

[Crom00]

Well sent off the propsed PCB BOM data, thanks to all those that replied to this thread. Please PM or Post any more data here.

[Crom00]

RoHS won't be a problem.

[Crom00]

Dennis wrote:
I have uploaded the original BOM to the download section on my site.
Dennis

THANKS a million!

[Crom00]

Answers:
1) No Case tooling for a case is high... thousands to tens of thousands dollars just for the steel molds alone. Lots of design and debugging and it will add a few months to development time. We want to keep costs low. This is a specialty kit for hobbyists, a DIY type thing.

2) Aiming to devlier it witha US power supply and a 220 adapter for UK, no promises though.

3) If  you're inrtested PM me. When or if the time comes we will notify you.

You're welcome

[Crom00]

In sourcing the Seven RES-805/1% 560 resistors...


Is this part suitable:

http://export.farnell.com/jsp/Passive+Components/Resistors,+Thermistors+&+Potentiometers/MULTICOMP/MC+0.1W+0805+1++560R/displayProduct.jsp?sku=9333363


I notice that the part numbers have R or K at the end, which one is better.