In every situation where lots of people are involved, the workload should be delegated to (a) those most experienced/competent with specific tasks and (b) to those in that group whom are most interested in solving that problem. Your overwhelming interest in finding transparent Pinks, and the dead silence on this Board suggested some new blood might be overdue.
Ref: I don't design 'chips' or do 'printed circuit boards' because I studied and practice other areas of electrical engineering. Those subjects (..other than helping build FAB-PAT chip plants or helping to design-build automated pc board assembly lines..) don't interest me in the least. I apply, integrate, and program Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and associated control panels, displays, DCS work stations, etc., to create working process control systems, automated manufacturing systems, or material handling systems because doing so trips my trigger..!!! If somebody's chip or pc board loses its brains, we jerk it, the board, or the associated component out and replace them with a new one out of the box that does work. If it happens twice in succession, we use another 'black box' by another manufacturer. I'm not taking responsibility for typical 'infant mortality', nor a production run of bad components. I simply do not have time to screw with the details of all that on the projects I'm involved in.
Nattering naybobs and nit-pickers, former AnthoPuke-subscribing Short-n-Bash Club bag-holders, and the rest of Lee Iaccocca's Third Group can chase 'footprints' until they're blue in the crotch. DYO(dam*)DD is the Prime Directive' in this high risk ball game.
If you find GLCC of interest as a Pink Flamingo, please pitch in. If it's not worth your time - then blow it off.
John :-)
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