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Thermohygrometer for SMT Soldering Process Monitoring

During SMT patch processing, factories must install suitable temperature and humidity meters, maintain specific environmental conditions, ensure cleanliness, and meet air source, exhaust, and lighting requirements.

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Thermocouple Testing Techniques for PCB Thermal Design

The practical application of the PCB thermoelectric phenomenon in temperature measurement relies on the Seebeck effect, which allows thermocouples to detect temperature differences through the thermoelectric potential between their electrodes, although advancements in electronics are shifting preference towards resistance thermometers in the PCB industry.

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Various issues in PCBA board design and fabrication

For most circuit boards, efficient panelization during PCBA processing is critical, optimizing production efficiency and minimizing material wastage through methods like two-in-one or Yin-Yang configurations, crucial for cost-effective manufacturing.

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The single-ended PCB design typically defaults to a 50-ohm impedance for signal integrity control.

The choice of 50 ohms for PCB trace impedance is a well-established compromise based on historical standards, manufacturing convenience, minimal skin effect loss, and practical electrical performance considerations, though it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.

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PCB Electrical and Non-Electrical Safety Clearance

Summary: Standard PCB manufacturing guidelines include minimum trace spacing of 4 mils, minimum pad aperture of 0.2 mm for mechanical drilling and 4 mils for laser drilling, minimum pad width of 0.2 mm, minimum pad-to-pad spacing of 0.2 mm, and copper clearance of at least 0.3 mm from board edges, with a recommended 20 mil inward shrinkage to prevent mechanical and electrical issues.

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Manufacturing Process of Locally Buried Daughter Board PCB

Partially buried daughter board technology reduces material costs in multi-structure PCB manufacturing, yet challenges like processing bypass difficulties, alignment issues, glue overflow, and board warping persist. This article proposes solutions such as improved daughter board corner alignment, precise copper cutting to control overflow, and optimized laminate structure to mitigate warping, aiming to enhance product quality and yield amidst rising raw material prices.

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