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Re: Why are squares better than round ones?(and a update on my lil' nightmare)

Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 28 12:18:04 EDT 1999 | Scott McKee

| Hello all, | | I read about Steve's headache a few articles back and I'm really interested by his tip. However, I'm still wondering why square apertures release solder paste better than round ones. For the same volume of paste, the surface area

Re: Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 14:14:51 EDT 1999 | Steve Gregory

| | | We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. | | | The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is th

Defect in diode(Reverse Polarity)

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 11:17:54 EDT 2023 | proceng1

Do you mean that your machine is placing the part backwards? Or the part is reversed internally? Like the Cathode mark is painted wrong?

Defect in diode(Reverse Polarity)

Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 01 20:50:03 EDT 2023 | calebcsmt

If it was only 1 or 2 components on a reel that were backwards, I would lean more likely the cause just being the component was wrong direction in Tape from factory. Not much you can do from a Pick & Place perspective, generally.. Most machines use

SMT part placement delay

Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 23 09:27:41 EDT 2017 | dleeper

As Evtimov mentioned, it will be dependent on package. It will also be dependent on the specifics of your machines so there is no universal "good" value. You will need to experiment to find the best values for your equipment and components. I would

Re: Philips FCM

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 24 12:53:30 EDT 1998 | Brad Kendall

| | | I am considering of Philips FCM for the next production. | | | But I have heard a rumour saying this machine is not capable for checking the lead polarity due to the laser scan system. | | | i.e. SOT might be populated in wrong direction. | | |

Re: Philips FCM

Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 13 14:53:17 EDT 1998 | Timm

| | | | I am considering of Philips FCM for the next production. | | | | But I have heard a rumour saying this machine is not capable for checking the lead polarity due to the laser scan system. | | | | i.e. SOT might be populated in wrong direction.

Re: Philips FCM

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 27 12:43:19 EDT 1998 | Adrian

| | | | I am considering of Philips FCM for the next production. | | | | But I have heard a rumour saying this machine is not capable for checking the lead polarity due to the laser scan system. | | | | i.e. SOT might be populated in wrong direction.

Re: I wonder

Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 12 16:10:21 EST 2002 | Phil the Quality Guy

Six Sigma has been invaluable here at my contract manufacturing group. We have brought out defect rate from a monthly average of 32% to 3 or less percent. Essentially, our inspectors 100% inspect every assembly in final inspection. I constructed a

Re: V-Tek Tape and Reel Machines...

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 23 17:44:50 EDT 1999 | Stefan Witte

| Hey Ya'll! | | Have any of you ever worked with one of V-Tek's "Economax" tape and reel machines? The biggest thing I'm curious about is the type of cover tape that these machines use. It's something they call P.S.A. (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive)c


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