Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 06 21:45:20 EDT 1999 | John
I recently had the opportunity to visit the vendor who is making my boards. On my trip I noticed that the guy who was in charge of the SMD placement machine (brand new Samsung) still had to manuallly place about 20%-40% of the parts after placement b
Electronics Forum | Fri May 18 12:21:28 EDT 2001 | camohn
When it comes to how much epoxy [aka. "glue"] to dispense to hold a IC or any part with significant mass, on the bottom of a board for wave soldering, is more better? The way I see it, one good dot should be holding such a part on the PCB. If not, th
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 08 16:48:24 EDT 1999 | Charles Morris
| I recently had the opportunity to visit the vendor who is making my boards. On my trip I noticed that the guy who was in charge of the SMD placement machine (brand new Samsung) still had to manuallly place about 20%-40% of the parts after placement
Electronics Forum | Mon May 01 17:12:42 EDT 2000 | Joe
I have the same equipment and the same chemicals and have had the same problem. The part of the stencil which is glued to the mesh is being destroyed by the ultra sonics in the equipment. The only solution I found is to seal the glued part of the ste
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 07 05:53:54 EDT 1999 | Wolfgang Busko
| | I recently had the opportunity to visit the vendor who is making my boards. On my trip I noticed that the guy who was in charge of the SMD placement machine (brand new Samsung) still had to manuallly place about 20%-40% of the parts after placeme
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 07 03:08:57 EDT 1999 | Chris May
| I recently had the opportunity to visit the vendor who is making my boards. On my trip I noticed that the guy who was in charge of the SMD placement machine (brand new Samsung) still had to manuallly place about 20%-40% of the parts after placement
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 26 21:35:21 EST 2015 | flyingsnow
Hi, has anyone experienced discoloration of cured non-conductive epoxy? It turned from white to deep red. The parts were returned from customer and we noticed the color change and wondered what could cause epoxy discoloration.Thank you!
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 26 13:29:36 EST 2015 | swiese242
Use the appropriate heat for that part. You can then use techspray flux remover with a brush. Spray the brush, and not the board, to reduce spreading the flux. Acetone or alcohol are less expensive and may work as well.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 07 09:59:01 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| I recently had the opportunity to visit the vendor who is making my boards. On my trip I noticed that the guy who was in charge of the SMD placement machine (brand new Samsung) still had to manuallly place about 20%-40% of the parts after placement
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 27 10:34:16 EDT 2008 | realchunks
Not these days. Most parts have several molding marks. Or the entire edge has a bevel. Using the ink as polarity is becoming mainstream.
