Denny Esterline wrote:

> The thing that turned me off them was the pinout. No, I didn't expect to
> put a 50 amp part in a breadboard :-) The leadframe needs oval holes for
> the high current connections, puts it outside the limitations of the
> "prototype" service from all the board houses I checked - board costs
> easily exceeded the price of a precision shunt resistor and op-amp. 

I used them (the 50 A parts) with round holes and lots of solder. Seemed to
work well enough.

Gerhard

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