Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 03 11:23:50 EDT 2019 | bukas
hello, i have a faulty board with SOT-23-5 component on it marked APKK. excluded everything else. does anyone know what component this may be? I cant find it online...
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 30 11:10:43 EST 2000 | Gary Kemp
Is the same marking protocol used when identifying 0603, 0402, etc.. components? For instance, would a 27.4K ohm 1% resistor still have four (4) characters to identify if the body color is black? Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 04 10:32:31 EST 2008 | tegel
Hi, Do you know if there is any standard that specify that a component manufacturer shall mark a BGA component in the corner where you have the ball A1? Best Regards, Lars
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 10 14:12:53 EDT 2004 | Fillmore
The alternatives are ink-jet and laser and you'll spend way over $20,000 for that solution! Screen printing is still the best at ROI when doing multiple panels and lot's of legends. We used a rubber stamp inked with Hysol for smaller quantities and o
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 05 14:13:17 EST 2008 | dphilbrick
Interesting. We are placing a camera that the marking is on the bottom..... No place to put it on top! The problem with the question is the word shall! I think the answer to the question is yes there is a standard but..... no law to enforce it....jus
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 04 20:47:48 EST 2008 | davef
Available on the web, JEDEC PUBLICATION 95, DESIGN GUIDE 4.14, Ball Grid Array Package (BGA), Figure 4.14-3, Note 10: A1 corner must be identified by chamfer, ink, mark, metalized markings, indentation or other feature of package body, lid or integra
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 15 16:48:05 EDT 2012 | esoderberg
we are considering laser marking all boards in a panel with a unique identifier that will eventually tie in all the component data used on the board. We were wondering what numbering schemes are used in our industry other than a unique MSN (manufactu
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 16 21:37:48 EST 2008 | davef
If this component is laser marked, you could just spray conformal coat on it and the marking will disappear.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 30 20:07:56 EST 2008 | davef
Any ol' acrylic or urethane will work. It's possible to remove these conformal coatings. We've never removed coating from components to determine if the marking is still unlegible
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 18 13:06:30 EDT 2006 | jdengler
Steve, According to the Yageo site a .1% 0805 component would have a 4-digit code just as the 1% do. Jerry
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