Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 11:52:54 EST 2004 | mrmaint
To All, I am looking for some feedback on the storage and handling of moisture sensative components. Mostly what people do for tubes and reels since most of these cant handle more than 60c.the ipc standard states that they can be baked at 40c.The onl
Electronics Forum | Thu May 08 21:13:59 EDT 2008 | davef
Glennbrook Technologies Cautionary Note on the Use of Geiger-Mueller Tube Devices: These are inexpensive radiation monitoring devices and it is possible, when they are calibrated to a Cesium-137 standard (at 600 keV), for the meter to read higher tha
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 05 11:09:11 EST 2009 | davef
These are inexpensive radiation monitoring devices and it is possible, when they are calibrated to a Cesium-137 standard (at 600 keV), for the meter to read higher than the actual value at lower x-ray photon energies. [Glennbrook Technologies Caution
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 01 00:49:33 EDT 2010 | darrenj
Yes, we have the Agilis stick feeder and it is a definite improvement on the vibe. It usually comes with a set of starter 'tubeforks', but i bought another starter set after a while since the individual tubeforks are relatively expenisive. Always g
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 15:12:58 EST 2004 | pjc
There is the IPC/JEDEC J-STD-033 that addresses moisture sensitive components. Go to http://www.ipc.org for the standard. Your factory/storage area environment will dictate exposure times allowable. Be mindful of temperature and humidity changes- lik
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 27 15:07:50 EDT 2002 | barryg
Genny, you may want to look at the brds you will be running and identify the various packages. I do not know what a standard package is. Most chip resistor and capacitors, 0402, 0603, 1206, 1210's are on 8mm feeders, but ic's vary quite a bit. Also r
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 07 03:06:03 EST 1998 | Gary Simbulan
| | | What are you people using to store component reels and tubes in? I am looking for a cabinet with slots or something to store reels and tubes. We keep our components on the production floor near the machines. The cabinets we are using now are
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 22 18:23:27 EDT 1999 | Deon Nungaray
| Does anyone have any figures on what % extra compnents should be supplied on chip components for a particular product build. Typicaly there is wastage due to dropout in loading, 1st board build and machine rejections. Is there any industry standard
Electronics Forum | Wed May 29 15:29:41 EDT 2002 | zanolli
Hello Peterson, If the contact tails protruded enough on the underside of the PCB, then you could do a "reverse" press fit. I do not believe that to be the case with the VHDM. Placement equipment is out of my bailiwick but; Usually small SMT connec
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 09 14:31:38 EST 2004 | Brent
There is standard pick and place equipment such as the Assembl�on (formerly Philips EMT) ACM Micro and AQ-1 that can easily handle your snap-fit through-hole BNC connectors, in addition to other surface mount components and through-hole odd form part
