Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 03 19:30:37 EST 2010 | dcell_1t
Yes, it is basically: Rate = Time interval/Cycle time I put time interval since you can measure however you want (pc per hour, per day, per quarter hour... it is relative) the most used is Pc/Hour, so the time interval is 1 hour (3600 sec). Lets sa
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 17 10:40:11 EST 2000 | Dave F
Cost = Labor + Production Materials + Overhead Cost = Labor * Overhead Multiplier Cost = (Time For Task*Labor Rate*Benefits) * Overhead Multiplier Cost = ((6sec/3600sec/hr)*$10/hr*1.3) * 2 Cost = $0.04
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 15 20:30:39 EDT 1998 | Nancy J Dawdy
Would anybody like to share experiences with adding and using the SECS/GEM interface on a multi-vendor line(DEK,FUJI,PANASONIC, UNIVERSAL,BTU)???
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 11 02:44:26 EST 2001 | ianchan
SMT Experts, Hi, I have a pondering issue, which is : Our current specified Reflow preheat timing is a necessary 100~140sec for the ranges of 100~170Deg-C....obtained timing is 77sec... out of curiousity, if we further fine tune the obtained reflo
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 11 16:37:16 EDT 2002 | pteerink
Profile would be the first place I look. Check your rise and fall rates for temp. Should be no more than 2 deg/sec for rise and 4-6 deg/sec for cooling. Phil
Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 28 18:16:00 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
Hi Hany_Khoga, We're using that Glue and here is the profile we are using: 150'C @ 90 secs. 120'C @ 120 secs u can choose between the two, they r both okay and produce good results. regards and enjoy ur day! Dreamy
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 16 20:22:13 EDT 2003 | praveen
Hi, I have taken the profile.The peak temp. at the lead terminal is 219 degc, duration above MP 54 sec and duration 125 deg C-160 deg C is 60 sec.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 31 22:10:43 EDT 2009 | davef
5min) PASS IST Testing (500 cycles) PASS Core Level Hi-Pot Testing PASS (100V/sec; 500Vmax) Finished Circuit Level Hi-Pot PASS (100V/sec; 500Vmax)
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 05 14:20:55 EDT 2014 | isd_jwendell
230C for max 30 sec.". Isn't 225C close enough to 230C, so that you are effectively exceeding mfg spec by 60 sec.?
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 06 12:14:34 EST 2002 | caldon
We would benchmark our times with the most experienced operator and them boost the time by 1/3. Example: If it takes Mary 3sec to insert the component, 3 secs to clinch and cut the leads (it is not advised to cut the leads after soldering), and 8 sec
