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PCB Strech Maximum allowable at Incoming inspection

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 02 20:18:18 EDT 2015 | sarason

Are your PCB's stretched or is it that the films that were used to make your PCB's distorted.Thus vias and TH's don't align. These things will probably be picked up in bare board testing , but depending on the amount of offset may get through, to yo

Re: Help! 2-layered Thru-Hole PCB Solder Mask/Soldering Problem

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 30 21:37:44 EDT 1999 | Dreamsniper

| | Hi everyone, | | | | Greetings! | | | | I�ve got a 2-layered through-hole PCB�s having the following problems: | | | | Solder Mask peels after wave soldering at random locations and only at the bootom side of the PCB | | Insufficient Solder an

Re: PCB panellisation

Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 03 08:37:10 EST 1998 | Scott Cook

| We are in the process of deciding whether to change a PCB product from a single board to a 3 up panel array. Could you please advise on the most effective removal design, either scoring or snap off, taking into account that material utilisation is

Re: Help! 2-layered Thru-Hole PCB Solder Mask/Soldering Problem

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 30 12:29:01 EDT 1999 | Dave F

| Hi everyone, | | Greetings! | | I�ve got a 2-layered through-hole PCB�s having the following problems: | | Solder Mask peels after wave soldering at random locations and only at the bootom side of the PCB | Insufficient Solder and some solder ne

Re: Cleaning PCB's after routing

Electronics Forum | Sun May 24 06:02:33 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon

| Hello, | I am looking for suggestions for cleaning pcb's after the routing (fabrication) process. Keep in mind that these pcb do not have components intalled on them yet. | We have considered pre-drilling the routing plunge points, but cost and ca

Re: PCB Standards

Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 10 18:40:00 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon

| I am looking for the Industry standards on vias. Are they required to be plated with solder or is copper plating enough? What about reliabilty with either one? Also, if tenting the via is required should it be copper plated or solder plated over

PCB Acceptance Standards

Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 04 08:57:13 EDT 2001 | Cal

IPC-TM-650 is a works well. Ionic conductivity is a good rule of thumb but I prefer ION Chromatography this will help determine the residues left behind from the fab process. There are a bunch of ways to determine solderabiltiy- Wet Balance and SERA

SMT soldering

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 10 11:10:16 EDT 1998 | Boris Akselrud

Hi all, I am new to SMT. In past I've made many PCB boards with my small hands at home, but I've used regular technology drilling the holes for the components. I am trying to use SMT for my projects. SOP packages I was able to solder using a regular

removing solder from a 0.015" hole

Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 26 18:48:01 EST 2003 | kennyg

I'm trying to solder a 0.011" lead into a 0.015" +/-0.003" hole. Stop laughing please. This is normally possible with difficulty, except if the lead is removed and the attempt is made to re-install a lead. Anyone have thoughts on how to remove nea

Standard of PCB Bow and Twist in Incoming Inspecion

Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 28 09:08:03 EST 2003 | davef

Without drilling through the numbers, they're probably correct. Recognize that standard warp / twist specs [IPC-A-610 1.5% for PTH only and 0.75% for SMT] are not going to make it on tech boards. You need to define specific requirements. This warp


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