Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 26 14:09:24 EDT 1999 | jgodfrey
| | I am in the process of picking a new resistor network for one of our new board. Since we are new to SMT i would like to get some opinions on networks. Currently we use one molded gullwing type network on our boards with no problems. Other than sp
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 24 23:33:30 EDT 1999 | Earl Moon
| I am in the process of picking a new resistor network for one of our new board. Since we are new to SMT i would like to get some opinions on networks. Currently we use one molded gullwing type network on our boards with no problems. Other than spac
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 24 11:38:32 EDT 1999 | danielm
I am in the process of picking a new resistor network for one of our new board. Since we are new to SMT i would like to get some opinions on networks. Currently we use one molded gullwing type network on our boards with no problems. Other than space
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 27 04:08:25 EDT 1999 | Earl Moon
| | | I am in the process of picking a new resistor network for one of our new board. Since we are new to SMT i would like to get some opinions on networks. Currently we use one molded gullwing type network on our boards with no problems. Other than
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 17 16:17:47 EDT 2000 | Dennis Fall
Typically, Sn/Pb solders are used to preserve solderability on leaded and leadless SMT components. Are other finishes (such as those used in PCB manufacturing e.g. Sn, NiAu, OSP's, etc.) frowned upon by PCB stuffers and their customers? I am intere
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 04 12:44:01 EST 1999 | SMTASSY
Hi, For hand placement you should see about 150-200 ppm of errors (solder, placement, values etc) on a board populated of types such as 1206, 0805, SOT, Tantalum etc. . As for solely wrong components (component at wrong location) you can usualy redu
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 04 16:40:06 EST 1999 | Dave F
| Hi, | | For hand placement you should see about 150-200 ppm of errors (solder, placement, values etc) on a board populated of types such as 1206, 0805, SOT, Tantalum etc. . As for solely wrong components (component at wrong location) you can usual
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 23 09:36:58 EDT 2000 | C.K.
Chrys: Funny that you mention that, but here at my company, our oven is blamed on almost everything: skewing, tombstoning, solder shorts, etc.... In fact, we often have to tell the supervisors, "It's not the oven because we don't turn the skewing
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 23 11:27:27 EDT 2000 | Super K
Chrys and C.K. (or Little K from what I'm told), Where "I" work at, our fine management staff has informed us of "Smart Solder"! Not sure who makes it, but they claim it will make all your soldering problems go away. I'll send ya more info on it
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 07 11:46:28 EST 2001 | Brian W
Before changing solder pastes or jumping through too many hoops, check the melting point of the 100 Sn (pure tin) connection. According to Kester, the melting point of 100Sn solder paste is 232 degrees C. If you do not reach that temperature, you wi
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