Having your schematic design thoroughly tested and prototyped is an essential phase in any manufacturing process. Having a prototype PCB board will allow you to spot design flaws and address…
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The world becomes a more technologically advanced place every day; there is no denying that. By and large, people forget that there are still components that have to be made…
A good PCB assembly house can make you a large number or printed circuit boards quickly. Here are 5 reasons why you should consider working with such a company. It…
The downside with a schematic is that they don’t prove wether or not a design works. With a printed circuit board you can put your design to the test. The…
A printed circuit board has a variety of uses. Here are the most common reasons that you might use a printed circuit board. The printed circuit board market is expected…
Surface-mount technology (SMT) was originally called “planar mounting” and was first used by IBM in the 60’s to design small-scale computers. This technology was eventually adopted for use in guidance…
The Institute of Printed Circuits (IPC) is an organization that sets global quality requirements for electronics manufacturing. It is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as a standards…
It’s not uncommon to get questions about the different IPC class assembly inspection standards when it comes to PCB assembly. Most often, the first question is regarding the difference between…
Design for manufacturability (DFM) is a problem-solving process. It organizes printed circuit board (PCB) layout delivery and reduces errors in fabrication and assembly. The principles of DFM help contract manufacturers…
Aerospace PCB assembly requires greater control and no errors. Each stage of the assembly process is carefully designed to deliver a flawlessly functioning board. With continued electronics advancements, machinery for…