Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 20:51:54 EDT 2001 | davef
We are optimizing our process, it's just that we build to a daily or semi-daily demand schedule of product quantities of 50 er so.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 24 16:11:48 EDT 2001 | Steve
For SM inspection, AOI is the only way to go. Per component inspection, it's the best. For in-line operations, split the inspection so that each sequential operator is inspecting the previous stations work. This splits the responsibility and is easi
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 00:51:06 EDT 2001 | Anthony
I was wondering what the ussual cost to have a board build by an C.M. I'd guess they charge by the component but how?
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 00:52:09 EDT 2001 | Anthony
I was wondering what the ussual cost to have a board build by an C.M. I'd guess they charge by the component but how?
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 09:02:58 EDT 2001 | nwyatt
Depends on the size, complexity, quantity, and density of the board. Also depends on the CM and lead time required... Choose 2 or 3 good CMs and send them a pcb for analysis and quote...
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 11:26:21 EDT 2001 | Malcolm Jussawalla
Hello, I am new to SMT and I was wondering if someone could give a breif overview of a generic SMT process. Basically what machines are needed and how chips are mounted. More specifically, how the solder is applied. Thank you
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 11:29:36 EDT 2001 | Malcolm Jussawalla
Hello, I am new to SMT and I was wondering if someone could give a breif overview of a generic SMT process. Basically what machines are needed and how chips are mounted. More specifically, how the solder is applied. Thank you
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 20:23:19 EDT 2001 | davef
Flux charring * Cool-down too long => Coarse grain ps: Some would argue that potentially you'd get greater response in the process forum rather than the design forum
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 18:38:43 EDT 2001 | johnmaetta
We are re-thinking our clean vs no clean asembly process' and would like some information from users of both process'. Currently, we use no-clean, but our assemblies display residue and other contaminates and this raises questions at our customer si
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 23 18:42:50 EDT 2001 | johnmaetta
We are currently re-thinking our policy of no-clean and would like more information from users of both process'. Our assemblies exhibit residue and other 'contaminates' and this raises questions at our customer sites. Thanks, John
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