In each leg there is one of Sprott's chaotic circuit, a peak detector and some signal conditioning:
To facilitate soldering I had designed a little jig and 3d printed which helped a lot getting the job done:
In the background, a plan can be seen where I had "translated" the schematic into a design for soldering.
For assembling the triangular leg (each brass wire is a supply (V+, V- and virtual ground) I had another jig. This time more "ad hoc" using my favourite tool: glue tack.
After building of each leg: testing!
As you can see, I added some 1N4148s for rigidity and a small cap as protective/isolating foot.
Putting the three legs together made me wish I was an octopus. But again a little jig and some glue tack helped a lot.
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