Electronics Forum: what are x outs on pcbs (Page 1 of 5)

Hover-Davis DDF, what are your opinions?

Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 23 10:57:54 EST 2001 | mdaley

Hello, I'm currently in the process of determining the best way to place bare die (flip chip) on our substrates. I've seen the Hover-Davis DDF and was impressed by it's capabilities. I particularly like the fact that I won't incur the cost of packa

Re: Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 30 09:43:44 EDT 1999 | C.K.

| We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. | The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is that after

Re: Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 25 08:54:37 EDT 1999 | Tom Gervascio

| We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. | The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is that after

Re: Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 10:25:12 EDT 1999 | Boca

| | We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. | | The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is that a

Re: Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 14:14:51 EDT 1999 | Steve Gregory

| | | We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. | | | The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is th

Dross produced, are we in or out?

Electronics Forum | Sat May 21 08:22:42 EDT 2005 | davef

We agree with the previous poster. 50 pounds sounds like a lot. We don't know: * How often you dedross? * What method you use for dedrossing? * What portion of your dross that is dross versus solder? * How many boards do you run between drossings?

Re: Why are squares better than round ones?(and a update on my lil' nightmare)

Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 28 12:18:04 EDT 1999 | Scott McKee

| Hello all, | | I read about Steve's headache a few articles back and I'm really interested by his tip. However, I'm still wondering why square apertures release solder paste better than round ones. For the same volume of paste, the surface area

Re: Why are squares better than round ones?(and a update on my lil' nightmare)

Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 28 11:16:45 EDT 1999 | Steve Gregory

Hello all, I read about Steve's headache a few articles back and I'm really interested by his tip. However, I'm still wondering why square apertures release solder paste better than round ones. For the same volume of paste, the surface area of th

Ghost circuit shorts under smt resisters only when they are located on solder side of pcb (glued down)

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 23 14:07:52 EDT 1999 | Carl J. Odle

We are having a process related problem with pullup resistors on a controller card which has a I960 micro-processor. The controller monitors signal inputs and it's own resources then blinks a LED to indicate its working. The problem is that after a p

Inconsistent mounting on TOPAZ-X

Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 10 19:34:20 EST 2008 | snsmt

Hello all, As you know, i have slowly begun programming the philips topaz-x machine. For one board that i programmed, everytime i place a board threw the machine, the parts mount differently everytime. The part that I am trying to mount is an ind

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