Electronics Forum | Fri May 30 07:45:06 EDT 2014 | rrosera
Can anyone recommend a good reasonably priced microscope for looking at cross sections? The ones I'm finding with the magnification we're looking for all seem to be for glass slides.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 02 22:28:29 EDT 2014 | acdc
Try the VPI-1000 by Easy Braid. Solid choice with great customer feedback.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 30 19:48:27 EDT 2014 | hegemon
Try Scienscope. Lot of different configurations, many suitable for what you are doing. No relation or benefits from Scienscope. 'hege
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 02 15:26:01 EDT 2014 | cyber_wolf
Define reasonable priced.... We have a Buehler Viewmet that goes up to 500x and has a nice software package for doing reports. You are looking at minimum 10-15K for anything decent.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 25 07:33:46 EDT 2008 | davef
References [Analog Devices] 1) "Surface Preparation and Microscopy of Materials" B Bousfield, John Wiley & Sons, LTD., West Susse_, England, 1992 2) "Metallography Principles and Procedures" Leco, Corp. 1992 3) "Buehler Dialog, Microstructural Analys
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 23 20:48:30 EDT 2007 | randygail
I'm looking for a pcb vacuum packaging machine(used) and also need a cross section table, microscope. Please respond
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 15 05:17:51 EDT 1999 | Barry Aylett
Can anyone suggest or identifiy standards which tabulate the following: Conductor width, cross sectional and area conductor thickness for PCB's carrying up to 70 Amps?
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 15:20:50 EDT 2014 | davef
Your customer is correct. Your supplier has clamped some sort of machine to your butt and has plugged it in the wall outlet. Honest mistake: * IPC-A-600H, 3.3.2 Lifted Lands - (Cross Sections) ... pertains to boards that were cross sectioned after t
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 02 21:56:11 EST 2005 | davef
Based on X-ray imaging, IPC-7095 standard specifies three categories for void size for BGA solder joints. These categories are based on the percentage of joint cross sectional area occupied by the voided area. Class III Small: Void area is LT 9% Cla
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 27 07:23:22 EDT 2011 | edmaya33
North star Imaging and Dage CT can do a non destructive cross-sectioning. http://www.4nsi.com/industrial-x-ray-news/large-demand-for-nsi-x-ray-and-ct-systems
