Industry News | 2003-04-01 08:13:08.0
The Introbotics equipment boosts controlled impedance testing productivity and accuracy by a factor of ten compared to the handheld probing techniques.
Industry News | 2003-03-20 08:12:57.0
Nichicon has increased the top capacitance value of its WG series of surface mount electrolytic capacitors from 1000 to 1500uF.
Industry News | 2003-06-24 08:14:51.0
R/flex� 3850 laminate is produced in a range of copper and LCP thicknesses, just as the single-clad laminate, and is available in standard panel formats.
Industry News | 2003-04-22 09:33:13.0
Honda Connectors has released its first Infiniband I/O connectors, designed for easy assembly in high-speed differential signal applications.
Industry News | 2003-03-12 08:28:44.0
CAM350 Release 8 is aimed at allowing engineering and manufacturing groups to detect and fix potential PCB fabrication problems earlier in the process.
Industry News | 2003-04-15 08:57:18.0
First Implementation of the Package Platform Delivers 50-percent Cost, 60-percent Height, and 75-percent Area Reductions over Conventional RF Module Technologies
Option 032 version: 20 Hz to 300 kHz 0.05% basic accuracy with superior measurement repeatability at low and high impedance 16 impedance parameters 4-digit resolution in any range High-resolution 7-digit LCD display 100 µ Vrms, 1 µA
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Technical Library | 2020-03-09 10:50:17.0
A customer called the Helpline seeking advice for cleaning no-clean fluxes prior to applying a conformal coating. The customer's assemblies were manufactured with a no-clean rosin based solder paste (ROL0) and were cleaned with an isopropyl alcohol (IPA) wash. After cleaning, a white residue was sometimes found in areas with high paste concentrations and was interfering with the adhesion of the conformal coating (Figure 1). For conformal coatings to adhere properly, the printed circuit board (PCB) surface must be clean of fluxes and other residues. In addition, ionic contamination left by flux residues can lead to corrosion and dendrite growth, two common causes of electronic opens and shorts. Other residues can lead to unwanted impedance and physical interference with moving parts.
Industry News | 2011-05-27 23:00:33.0
Government over-regulation, export controls and maintaining the military and aerospace sectors’ use of U.S. electronic interconnect manufacturing capacity are just some of the key issues that will be addressed at the IPC Summit on American Competitiveness and Capitol Hill Day, June 15-16, 2011, in Washington, D.C.
