Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 30 14:47:44 EST 2022 | dwl
To me, it sounds like a bored quality engineer looking for problems where none exist. I will say that the terminal velocity of a falling reel is below the threshold that would cause damage to typical components. Therefor, it is safe to use a reel th
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 22 15:21:52 EST 2022 | stephendo
I seriously doubt it. I have never heard anyone even ask about that. What failure mode exactly are you looking at? If by chance you have found ceramic capacitors on assemblies that have failed due to cracks, it wasn't because the reel was dropped b
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 30 21:42:25 EST 2020 | stephendo
We do some of our own tape and reeling. We build a small module then ship it in tape and reel. When we first started I could not get a sample just the gerbers and part data. I asked a few places. But without samples they weren't any help. Except for
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 18 13:15:10 EST 2005 | need help
we are having problem with the flipchip sticking to the tape and reel cover, jumping around the tape pockets, and double stacking at placement during production. Does anybody else have this problem? Does anybody have a solution.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 24 23:25:03 EST 1998 | Larry
I am looking for a machine to put parts on tape and reel. I am supplied with parts from customers that are on short cut strips for production prototype boards. I would like to put these onto feeders, but they need to be re-taped first. Is there is a
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 01 20:08:45 EST 2020 | nparo
https://matr.com/ My employer uses this service heavily. We build a high mix of Proto and volume boards. Overall turn around time is good, about a week to ship it there and back depending on what is marked priority. Customer service is spot on, and
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 30 12:26:19 EDT 2021 | chicagoindustrial
+1 for Mid America, good company.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 23 03:10:05 EST 2009 | daan_terstegge
I'm looking for carton boxes for SMT-reels, as on this picture: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/drone67/DSC00464.jpg They used to be supplied with parts from Philips, but they don't seem to make these anymore.
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 19 09:31:30 EST 2005 | davef
Potential causes are: * Static charge [get a deionizing fan] * Adhesive on the inside of the cover tape [fix your supplier]
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 21 03:56:34 EST 2005 | abhirami
Agree with Davef. Smaller the chip, more the static charge. I used to see this even with normal chips. Get an ionizer blow. It should solve your problem. May be switch to antistatic tape if affordable.Regards. GV
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