Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 23 18:57:58 EST 2000 | Mike Vina
I don't know if this is the real answer you are looking for, but the EIA-625 and EIA-583 standards may provide you with the depth. http://www.jedecstandards.com/
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 23 18:57:58 EST 2000 | Mike Vina
I don't know if this is the real answer you are looking for, but the EIA-625 and EIA-583 standards may provide you with the depth. http://www.jedecstandards.com/
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 17 08:51:26 EDT 1998 | Stefan Witte
| We are looking for some basic mechanical parts to | advance parts in the Tape & Reel Carrier Tape using | a stepmotor. The Carrier Tape we use is as per the | EIA Standards and I imagine there are dozens of | companies that make a sprocket gear t
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 24 11:29:50 EDT 1999 | Matt Stump
| Hi | Could anyone tell me where i can find information, in the literature or on the Web, concerning measurements of temperature distribution, expansion, stresses in the substrate and heat sink and on the interface between them, that is all the rang
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 03 12:55:31 EST 2005 | dru_wells
We seek the following. Any referrals would be appreciated. Responsible for the complete development of unique feeders that present custom metal stampings and connector products for pickup by industry standard placement machines. The parts will be i
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 17 08:08:09 EDT 1998 | Dew Lolly
Hover Davis is a good suggestion and they make outstanding feeders. Try EIA-481 for standards for tape sizes versus component sizes. This is pretty much the industry standard.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 13:25:52 EST 2005 | gregp
EIA-481 standard allows the maximum pitch on tape to be 4mm less than the tape width (12mm width and larger). So it is within the standard allowances. As for how common 20mm pitch on 24mm tape is I can not say. I am surprised a 24mm tape feeder ca
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 03 09:00:18 EDT 2003 | davef
EIA standard packages have a variety of L/W proportions. EIA||Dimension mm (LXW)||Proportion (L/W) 0201||0.6X0.3||2 0202||0.5X0.5||1 0303||0.8X0.8||1 0402||1.0X0.5||2 0504||1.25X1.0||1.25 ||1.4X1.4||1 0603||1.6X0.8||2 0805||2.0X1.25||1.6 1111||2.8X2
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 17 13:02:28 EDT 2003 | Takfire
Thanks Dave! What level of voiding is acceptable? Would you please let me know if there is an EIA or other industry standard detailing solder joint quality? I will begin researching the background information you provided. Thanks again for your kin
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 27 17:42:35 EDT 2002 | russ
i don't know of any "handy dandy" but something I use is tape width minus 4mm for the max component size that can be fit into tape widths of up to 32mm. 32mm and larger have holes on both sides which would then be tape width minus 7mm. I have never
