Electronics Forum | Wed May 10 16:49:14 EDT 2000 | Michael Parker
I would like informnation regarding this high heat withstanding type material for PCB, also any other types that are compatible. We currently use FR4 but have an application that may require most advanced composition.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 29 15:43:14 EST 2000 | jacob lacourse
Hello, I was looking for a few companies that make belt feeders for pic and place machines. This feeder will have to compatible with a quad machine. Thank you
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 27 12:38:49 EST 2002 | stmerkt
Tyco has recently completed development work on the ThinPRO feeder. This feeder provides exceptional performance for 0201 and 0402 applications. The feeder is compatable with the IV-C, QSV, QSX, QSP-2, and APS platforms.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 20 14:20:17 EDT 2000 | Bob Willis
In real terms the temperature compatibility is the real issue. Yes a component can and in most case will cover the paste. The component standoffs must prevent the body contacting the paste to prevent solderballing. Bob Just back from dinner, my mum
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 04 04:06:23 EST 1999 | Chris May
Jax, Depends on exactly what information you are looking for. The components that give me most headaches (compatability, suffixes etc;) are IC's. Have a look at the below site. Contains links etc for lots of useful technical and commercial stuff.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 21 13:20:12 EDT 1999 | jacob lacourse
I was hoping to find a book that delt primarily on solderability of different metals, fluxes that are compatible with certain pastes and anything else along those line.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 24 05:57:44 EST 1998 | Bill Jensen
Can anyone tell me why Philips would obsolete my feeders. I am trying to add a newer machine to my line and I am told that the feeders from my 84VZ no longer work. Is this true?
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 19 02:12:04 EST 1998 | Larry
HI, does anyone know where I can purchase used feeders for Panasert machines( MPA-G1, MPA-3F) or compatable? Thanks in advance.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 04 10:21:40 EST 2003 | blnorman
One of the requirements for our components and PCBs is fluid compatibility. They are tested by a 30 second immersion in the applicable solvent/cleaner/fluid, then they are tested for functionality and degradation.
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 21 13:19:52 EST 2003 | John
Can anyone make recommendations on how to spec components for process compatibility? Our design group has always done it from an electrical standpoint only. Thanks John
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