Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 08 11:29:11 EDT 2007 | hussman
Turbulant wave will get into the close quarter areas of your SMDs.
Electronics Forum | Sat May 06 06:52:31 EDT 2000 | Dane Stokes
Richard, On the large arpetures I have seen they have been divided into four smaller arpetures to cover the placement area to reduce the ammount of paste. Just tell them to divied the total area into quarters and decrease the size of the quarter pie
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 03 17:38:38 EST 2012 | davef
Here's two ideas fro the fine SMTnet Archives: * On the bare board, during design / layout, the basic shape of the jumper is a 125 thou disc of copper [that of course is eventually covered with whatever solderability preservative we use on the board]
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 05 10:11:39 EDT 2000 | lucky
Hi Fujicam 2.0 has not been released, and probally will not be released until the 4 quarter. Fujicam and F4G have a standard of 117 generic PD's in their library, not 2500.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 05 08:55:55 EST 2001 | davef
The archives appear to go back in time no further than the first quarter of 2000. Is that accurate? Where are the older archives archived? When will the older archives be put on-line?
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 21 21:11:29 EDT 2001 | davef
It depends on what you're doing. Say for component placement verification, a line that's kicking-butt might have time to look at a somewhat different quarter of each board, depending on lots of stuff [eg, board, AOI equipment, line rate, etc.]
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 11 23:49:55 EST 2001 | caldon
WOW! Can't beleive I have input for this one. Try BOSE Corporation in USA. The Head quarters are located in MA and production is located in South Carolina. www.BOSE.com Best regards, acoustiCAL (Weak I know)
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 10:00:41 EST 2008 | darburch
What boat in what ocean did that machine fall off of? Has the maintenance department been drawn and quartered? What is the serial number of that peice of kit?
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 24 21:01:34 EST 2010 | davef
You're correct, CPH doesn't mean dip. You want: * Perfect parts. * On-time delivery. * Cpk ~2 each quarter * Zero lost machine time as a result of product change-over. ... Right?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 01 16:15:34 EDT 2010 | claudea2
Thanks JMW, I noticed that, on one feeder you can turn the motor shaft three quarters of a revolution without moving the main sprocket wheel. Claude
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