Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 29 20:14:54 EST 2002 | davef
Please help us understand your situation better by describing the following: * Component [ie, PTH/SMT, type of component, lead finish you expected/ received, etc.] * Board type [ie, type of board FR-4/CEM/ceramic, etc.] * Solderability protection on
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 22 21:00:41 EDT 2001 | dlkearns1
Yes, it is very true and very clean SNAP!
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 11:23:32 EST 2002 | yngwie
Any input to my question ?
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 27 10:09:50 EDT 2001 | gresko
Steve, Depending on the type of equipment you are using for P&P you may want to consider placing and processing the substrates in Auer boats. I have provided many applications for ceramic substarate users using purchased Auer boats or machined palle
Electronics Forum | Mon May 06 11:37:00 EDT 2002 | dwboost
Our company specializes in quick turn Printed Circuit Boards; prototype and short run quantities. A customer has inquired about using Kevlar as the substrate. Can anyone give us the name of a supplier of Kevlar? Is the production process compatible w
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 22 18:51:48 EDT 2001 | stefo
Hi ya'll, We may be getting some business here for a small (2" X 2"),ceramic substrated, double-sided SMT assembly. I've done ceramic substrates with SMT in the past, but not double-sided, and as packed as this thing will be... My question is, can
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 25 13:24:37 EDT 2001 | btaylor
We have used scribed ceramic from CoorsTek for many years with no problem. You will have to control your scribe depth so not to break it during processing. If you have any more question you can e-mail me.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 30 09:10:48 EST 2002 | bob_smith
Hi Dave, Sorry about that. Specifically, I am referring to radial leads on a crystal. The leads are supposed to be gold plated but only 1/2 to 2/3 of the lead is plated. We bend the lead to form a foot which is soldered to a pad on the PCB. Normally
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 22 21:11:25 EDT 2001 | davef
When it works right, it's a beautious thing. => When goes wrong, you have one board with some of the other board's material, not too coo. Scribed and broken ceramic has bad-butt sharp edges. You'll feel this sticky stuff on your hands, look down,
Electronics Forum | Thu May 09 17:21:39 EDT 2002 | davef
In describing a bare board, you need to talk about base, laminate, and conductive materials. Common laminate materials are: * Glass fabric * Cotton fabric * Paper Common NEMA grades of technical laminates are: * Glass Fabric Grades: G3, G7, G10,
