Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 22 08:14:47 EST 2003 | davef
When the pads on the board are too large, the component tends to swim. This skewing can be a BIG problem with connectors, eh?
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 03 21:10:06 EST 2003 | Dean
ohm out a sandard 25 pin d-sub. Make wire diagram. do the same to the lsm cable. If same, use standard cable. If different, buy cable and solder lug d-sub connectors and make your own cable. couple hours work.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 17 07:55:15 EST 2003 | callumj
Are there any Europlacer users out there placing Molex 25-way upright connectors. We try to, but with varying success. I would be interested to know what nozzle types, axis speeds, etc. anyone else is utilising.
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 30 10:44:34 EST 2003 | dfenton
We may be able to help you with placing your connector. Please give a call at 603-489-0020 David Fenton Customer Support Manager Europlacer USA
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 01 22:46:00 EST 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, What's the product, and how are they inserted? At 90 deg, or standing up? What brand connectors are you using? Regards, Grant
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 18:22:56 EST 2004 | Hiram
We use MOLEX 73101-0040 (it's 90 deg.)Our products are audio and video interfaces. Right now we are inserting these connectors manually but it is very time consuming because some boards have more than 20 BNC's.... Regards, Hiram
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 09 19:40:47 EST 2004 | Vijay
The shorts happen at corner of the BGA. The PCB thickness is 1.6mm, It is a PC motherboard with all thru hole connectors mounted on.The preheating is done using IR heater and the temp is 120-160 for about 70-80 sec.I am using ERSA IR550A
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 09 19:40:55 EST 2004 | Vijay
The shorts happen at corner of the BGA. The PCB thickness is 1.6mm, It is a PC motherboard with all thru hole connectors mounted on.The preheating is done using IR heater and the temp is 120-160 for about 70-80 sec.I am using ERSA IR550A
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 05 08:21:14 EDT 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, Thanks for the tip, and I will check that out! We have some heavy BNC type connectors, so they need a bit of heat, and this could be right that we are then overheating the flux. Regards, Grant Blackmagic Design
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 26 16:59:11 EDT 2004 | babe
Any concerns on the IR in melting connectors etc. simply cover the part with aluminum foil. That will prevent any heat from attacking the component. The Ersa unit is in my mind the best bang for the buck.
