Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 22 11:26:19 EDT 2008 | mainenetservices
Does anyone out there know of anyone who can > repair the Green firewire camera (Cyberoptics) > off the Dek printers. I had 2 go bad and would > like to get them fixed if possible so I would > have backups. > > Thanks in Advance I can repair
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 08:02:15 EDT 2008 | cyber_wolf
OEE is something that is difficult to project, because there are many factors that effect it. Component replenishment, change-over times, programming issues etc. I am sure the Fuji applications folks would be happy to figure out how many modules you
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 15 06:14:49 EDT 2008 | milas
Hi Has anyone experienced laminateand BGA cracking on ENIG finish boards built using a lead free process? The laminate is cracked directly underneath the pad where the solder joint has cracked. We have confirmed the cracking via Microsectioning. We
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 11:42:35 EDT 2008 | slthomas
If support is a concern, don't forget that any support provided by equipment manufacturers will most likely (certainly with Juki and Universal) require registration of the machines at a cost to you of probably $2k-$5k per machine. Some used equipment
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 09:25:49 EDT 2008 | trynders
I had a vendor change thier lead finish from tin/lead to a SAC305. We built up several assemblies before we realized the change. The reflow process is a standard leaded profile peaking at 220 C. What are the reliablity concerns with mixing the tin/l
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 16:24:54 EDT 2008 | vladig
Well, as we are talking about lead finish, I don't think the question was about BGA. :-) AS far as the intermnetallics is concerned, then you are right, it might require a bit more heat delivered to the joints, but it also could be perfectly fine. Th
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 16:30:49 EDT 2008 | ck_the_flip
Vlad, yes, he made no mention of a BGA, but I thought I'd just throw it in there. Many people are concerned with the "backward compatible" scenario - running RoHS parts with a Sn/Pb solder paste. The scenario's a no-brainer with most components, bu
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 12:39:41 EDT 2008 | stepheniii
You will have to make new programs for the Panasonic. (afaik) But you can use the Mydata programs as centroid data for the Panapro. Load it into Excell using space as the delimiter. Copy column B onto column A. cell A1, move cells up. Sort by column
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 16 14:03:41 EDT 2008 | mi
Stephen, When I port from Mydata to AOI machine, I use an Excel macro that lays out data into 5 fields/columns per line as: X Y angle P/N Reference Designator Is this the same for Panasonic? I'll also ask Panasonic operator if this is what he cou
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 19 16:25:43 EDT 2008 | davef
While it might not be what you prefer to do, but rather than converting directly from Mydata to Panasonic, can you simply use a Gerber converter to produce centroid information and then use the centroids to program your Panasonic machine? Search the
