Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 11 15:39:37 EDT 2020 | kumarb
https://www.worthingtonassembly.com/blog/2018/1/29/the-perfect-0201-footprint
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 01 02:32:31 EST 2019 | robl
It's nice to be able to do things in house, and it's good to have somewhere without commercial pressures to learn and make mistakes, so I can understand where you are trying to go. Those machines look a little lightweight for consistent quality pr
Electronics Forum | Fri May 12 05:47:18 EDT 2000 | Wolfgang Busko
Just another thing to look at: Look in the archives of IPCs technet. There I found this interesting this interesting link http://www.plexus.com/In_The_News/Papers/papers.html and an interesting article (in PDF format) about "tombstoning of 0402's a
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 23 14:29:10 EDT 2005 | Frank
I know we paid less than that for our Juki KE-2060 and it can run the whole gambit of components...0201, QFN, microBGA... What kind of footprint are you looking for on your "small" machine and what capabilities are you looking for? What kind of pri
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 31 14:10:11 EST 2019 | lapskrfc
I’m setting up an RF and mm-wave lab in a university. My idea is to purchase a set of machines using which I can do pcb prototyping, solder pasting, picking and placing the components (the smallest footprint would be 0201), and soldering (oven). In a
Electronics Forum | Thu May 04 10:10:03 EDT 2017 | rgduval
My machines do this kind of stuff all the time. Usually when I don't want them to! But, as long as you can control the z-height during plaacement, I don't see that it should be all that difficult to achieve....depending on package size, of course.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 13 12:56:16 EDT 2021 | robl
Hi Tonies, Do you place 0201's from any other supplier? if so, do you see similar issues on those parts? There are a lot of things that can go wrong on 0201 & 01005 that aren't the part manufacturer - part data, printing, placement, nozzle sele
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 17 15:13:53 EDT 2001 | mparker
Dave - I agree that the U shape for QFP's sounds a bit whacked, for the reasons you state. It may work OK for larger pitchs but then again there are a myriad of fixes that work before resorting to U shapes. With the U shape removing paste from under
Electronics Forum | Fri May 24 11:46:34 EDT 2002 | tmv
Lot's of good discussion in this string...but I think we've missed a few points. First off...turret machines are more than capable of handling the smaller component sizes (in fact, they are the best)...Machines like the SANYO TCM-3000 or Universal 47
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 03 05:13:01 EDT 2001 | mugen
Well none of us, really know whether, this 0805 CAP is really an unsolder/tombstone defect, coz none of us verfied this with, our own eyes *duh* Funny, this only happened for us, on 0402 ~ 0201 SMD.... Check your land-pad design specifications, if
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