PCB duplication

What is the function of AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) testing technology?

AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) is an advanced electronic testing technology used in PCB duplication, which helps detect defects during the production process by scanning PCBs and comparing them to predefined parameters, ensuring both end-product quality and process tracking across various stages such as solder paste printing, component placement, and reflow soldering.

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QuickPCB 2005 Color Copy Board Software Manual

The PCB duplication process involves scanning the original board, creating a bill of materials, using software to generate PCB files, fabricating the board, and testing the final product to ensure it matches the original’s performance.

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How to rectify deformation in negative films during PCB copying?

In PCB duplication, inadequate temperature and humidity control can lead to film deformation, presenting a dilemma between proceeding with potential quality risks or discarding the film at a cost; various methods exist to rectify deformations, but prevention through strict environmental controls is paramount.

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