Project Spotlight: AudioMoth

Project Spotlight: AudioMoth

9/12/2018
Melissa
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At CircuitHub we’re proud to have helped so many exciting projects come to fruition. Right now, we’re especially proud of AudioMoth - a full-spectrum open source audio logger that enables scientists, ecologists, and ecological researchers to better study wildlife and animal ecosystems. AudioMoth, the first product of the Open Acoustics initiative, was designed by two computer science PhD...

Where have all the common value capacitors gone?

Where have all the common value capacitors gone?

6/22/2018
Melissa
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You may have noticed over the course of the past few months that common value capacitors (0.1uF, 1.0uF, 2.2uF, 4.7uF etc.) in case sizes ranging from 0402 and up have become exceedingly difficult to locate stock of. You may have been impacted by this in terms of us suggesting or requesting substitutes for parts that may be on your...

New Feature: Virtual Prototyping

New Feature: Virtual Prototyping

3/02/2017
Melissa
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One of our biggest missions at CircuitHub is to find ways to prevent manufacturing mistakes before boards go into production. The more issues that we can prevent before an order is placed, the smoother manufacturing will go, saving you both precious time and money. Our newest virtual prototyping feature aims to tackle just that, by showing you exactly...

Getting your first quote on CircuitHub

Getting your first quote on CircuitHub

2/10/2017
Melissa
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First off, let's start with the basics....what is CircuitHub? To put it simply we provide a PCB assembly service that makes it easy to get your electronics made, whether you are prototyping or ready to scale to thousands of units.  On CircuitHub you can upload your EDA design files, get a live interactive quote, and order fully assembled...

New Feature: Specify Impedance Control Requirements

New Feature: Specify Impedance Control Requirements

8/25/2016
Melissa
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You can now specify impedance control requirements which will automatically be quoted. You can find the impedance control section on the specifications section of your board tab. Previously we asked you to enter any impedance requirements in the "add custom requirements" section. However, with our new feature, you no longer wait for your project to be manually quoted...