Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 25 20:42:54 EDT 2000 | Jason
Nick...I use a pair of digital calipers with no problems. all you do is measure one lead and zero the calipers with that reading on the display. then measue across 2 leads and the number is displayed is the pitch! That's the way I do it.
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 27 15:57:44 EDT 2004 | Don Ackerman
We are a capacitor manufacturer. After crimping, we inspect the case length with digital calipers. The harsh environment (acid) destroys the calipers. Has anyone found chemical resistant measuring devices that will withstand this hostile environment?
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 18 09:22:53 EDT 2011 | cyber_wolf
If it's an NSK screw try giving them a call. Have your calipers ready.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 30 18:18:57 EDT 2014 | swag
Use calipers or "componenet datasheet" from component manufacturer. Most available on-line.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 05 11:15:44 EDT 2000 | Ioan
Matt, no matter how extensive the PD library you get with the different Fuji systems, you will still have to tweak some of them. But there's something you should lock in your drawer, the caliper. Why using it? The most accurate data is in the data s
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 25 20:52:25 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Nick: I got two choices for ya: 1 Call your supplier, have 'em send ya an outline drawing, and read the pitch from the drawing. 2 Buy a vernier caliper and measure the center to center spacing of the leads. Good luck
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 27 16:43:29 EDT 2004 | davef
How about: * Plastic calipers: For instance: http://www.mitutoyo.com/cat2000a/o-09.htm * Go / No go gages? We have no relationship, nor receive benefit from the company linked above.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 22 11:23:42 EDT 2007 | Stefan
Hi, Can somebody tell if for melf components the x and z sizes are the same? Normally they are, but the machine's vision system sees only 60-70% of the x size due to light dispersion. The Z dimension has to be the one measured with a vernier caliper?
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 29 14:49:45 EDT 2007 | mulder0990
That is what I was hoping to hear. I found one of that sort of design and I am looking into it now. No beels or whistles, just a couple of heavy duty brackets, some calipers, and a microscope. 7K seems like a good price for me.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 01 00:57:43 EDT 2014 | padawanlinuxero
Like SWAG said most of them are on the datasheets from the manufacturer, the hard way is to get the caliper an start measuring the component, other is the autoteach function in the machine, does your machine has that option?
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