The article outlines six key considerations for choosing components in PCB design, emphasizing the importance of proper packaging, grounding strategies, component selection, and ensuring accurate Bill of Materials (BOM) data to optimize layout, manufacturing, and functionality.
The color of PCB boards, often green due to its cost-effectiveness, visibility, and minimal eye strain, plays a role in the manufacturing process but does not necessarily indicate product quality, as other colors like black and blue are used for aesthetic or functional reasons.
The V-cut technique in PCB manufacturing involves creating V-shaped grooves to facilitate the separation of circuit boards after SMT assembly, with precise control over depth being crucial to avoid damage or deformation.
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Surface Mount Technology (SMT) has revolutionized electronic assembly by replacing traditional through-hole methods, improving product reliability, reducing costs, and enhancing both consumer and military electronics through processes like printing, placement, and reflow soldering.
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PCB deformation can result from complex thermal and mechanical stresses during manufacturing, causing issues like inaccurate component placement, difficulty in lead trimming, and improper fit in enclosures, which is exacerbated by uneven material properties, manufacturing processes, and storage conditions.
What is embedded passive technologyEmbedded passive technology refers to the process of integrating passive components such as resistors and capacitors directly onto the inner layers of a PCB durin
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What is a Fiducial Mark and How Does it WorkA fiducial mark is typically a circular pad or other shapes of exposed copper that is surrounded by a clearance area It acts as a reference point for auto
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The advent of surface mount technology has led to the need for cost-effective automatic inspection of PCB multilayer boards, with common testing methods including the bed of needles and flying probe tests, each with their own advantages and limitations depending on board complexity, testing speed, and cost considerations.
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The evolving production process for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and the importance of via hole plugging to meet increasing demands in surface mount technology (SMT) and ball grid array (BGA) assemblies, detailing various methods for plugging via holes to prevent issues such as solder short circuits, flux residue, and false soldering during wave soldering, with a focus on maintaining technical accuracy and quality control throughout the process.
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The evolving production process for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and the importance of via hole plugging to meet increasing demands in surface mount technology (SMT) and ball grid array (BGA) assemblies, detailing various methods for plugging via holes to prevent issues such as solder short circuits, flux residue, and false soldering during wave soldering, with a focus on maintaining technical accuracy and quality control throughout the process.
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