Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 21:13:53 EST 2000 | Pat Copeland
Type in the part number at digikey.com parts search. Leave out the PEC and you will find three parts. One will direct you to the General Semiconductor site. This should help
Electronics Forum | Wed May 17 11:39:31 EDT 2000 | Bob P
If the shift is happening on different machines,it sounds to me like your pcba's cad data is incorrect or the board and/or fiducials are not consistent. Good Luck Bob
Electronics Forum | Fri May 19 16:47:46 EDT 2000 | Socheat Khun
Hi Ramot; I have some sugestion for you, you may want to look at part data, like lead width, pitch , length. Good Luck socheatk
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 21:13:53 EST 2000 | Pat Copeland
Type in the part number at digikey.com parts search. Leave out the PEC and you will find three parts. One will direct you to the General Semiconductor site. This should help
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 11 19:07:39 EST 1999 | Gary Kemp
We are having a continuing problem with 0603 chip capacitors not centering themselves on the pads during the reflow process, causing an open condition at one end. Does anyone know what can be done to alleviate this? Thanks much. Gary
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 20 02:51:52 EDT 2000 | Leland Woodall
Gary, We've experienced the same problem in the past, and found that moving the stencil apertures closer together solved the dilemma. This was a much easier solution than having to redesign the PWB. Leland
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 08 08:38:12 EST 1997 | Cunli Jia
Please check the Chip Directory. Link to it is available from the bottom of the SMTnet home page, under Other Sites. Good luck, Cunli
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 04 13:10:07 EST 2002 | Dave G
Are they talking about size or qty ? Accountants sometimes refer to shrinkage when they are talking about inventory quantity discrepancies. Just asking, Don't know of a std that refers to this. Dave
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 07 09:46:36 EST 2002 | cfraser
If you are having problems with missing, misplaced RLC on your Fuji CP you should take a look at your board supports in the machine. Lack of or improper board support and bad feeders are the most common causes of misplaced RLC's.
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 10 23:51:47 EST 2002 | mantis
As well as checking board supports you may want to check your nozzles and make sure there not stuck up in the windmill.
