Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 25 13:29:58 EST 2003 | gregp
http://global.ihs.com/ ...is the distributor for EIA standards. It'll cost you about 50 bucks. The standard is EIA-481-B and covers 8mm-200mm embossed tape and 8mm and 12mm punched tape. I tried searching for this standard on this site but the se
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 12:58:33 EDT 2005 | gregp
EIA-481-B Max tape thickness 1.1mm (not including bottom and top cover tapes which can be .1mm max each) Of course a 1.1mm thick piece of steel will be stiffer than a 1.1mm thick lasagna noodle (already cooked). Is the thickness the issue or is it t
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 26 10:46:45 EST 2003 | caldon
For a general rough rule of thumb I use Practical Components for programming our machines. Practical has a nice layout of most Tape and Reel components and sizes. We use this mostly for tape/ feeder allocation. But for QC, Specs, and Other Stuff we
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 26 16:07:56 EST 2012 | jerlong
Greetings, Does anyone know where to find a tape and reel flatness specification? Looking at the EIA 481-B standard, there is no reference to the tape flatness (the images shown may "imply" flatness from one side of the tape to the other, However I
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 29 13:42:38 EDT 2016 | gregp
The standard you need is EIA-481B. It details the taping of components from 8mm tape up to 200mm tape including component orientations. 8, 12, 16 and 24mm tape has the sprocket holes only on one side so it is easy to determine the proper orientatio
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