Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 24 07:37:32 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon
| | All y'all, | | We use two methods to secure/stake jumper wires to boards: | | 1 Jumper wires that "magically" bond themselves when heated with a "U" shaped tip on a soldering iron. | | 2 Loctite 382 Tak Pak | | We use Tak Pak "99&44/100ths" more
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 04 20:31:16 EDT 2016 | davef
IPC-7721, Section 6.1, Jumper Wires, Jumper Wire Selection #5 states: "Recommended wire is solid, insulated, plated copper wire, 22 to 32 AWG with a heat resistant insulation. Wire with tin-lead plating may be restricted due to environmental laws."
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 23 20:42:10 EDT 1998 | Steve Gregory
Boy Chrys, aren't you lucky? Too busy to mess with that stuff huh?...must be nice!! Ya' know, it doesn't say much for the design, or the design-er when you see a bunch of wires on board, but if the person who does the jumper wires is good, and take
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 11 10:10:55 EDT 2000 | John Thorup
Low static Kapton dots are available from Shercon (www.shercon.com) and through many distributors like com-kyl. Purpose specific dots are available from Circuit Technology Center as TD-250 Tape Dots. (www.circuittechcenter.com). Consider also The Pr
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 12 21:14:16 EDT 2009 | davef
Mask: * I/O connector contact surfaces * Bus connector contact surfaces * Configuration jumper blocks * Test points * Surfaces that contact heat sinks (heat sinks are removed prior to coating) * Board mounting holes * Adjustable potentiometers * P
