Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 11:33:13 EST 2000 | Charlie
We are in the process of establishing a design for thief pad associated with SOIC on the bottom of our assemblies. We are seek advice on design and alternative to their use. Best Regards, Charlie
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 11:33:13 EST 2000 | Charlie
We are in the process of establishing a design for thief pad associated with SOIC on the bottom of our assemblies. We are seek advice on design and alternative to their use. Best Regards, Charlie
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 11:53:08 EST 2000 | Wendy Casker
Charlie, There are 2 ways to go and they both work. 1. Add thieving pads of the same size and pitch to all 4 corners 2. Make the exisiting 4 corner pads "doublewides" Both ways work. I like #2 because you don't get a bridge. Even though a bridge
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 11:53:08 EST 2000 | Wendy Casker
Charlie, There are 2 ways to go and they both work. 1. Add thieving pads of the same size and pitch to all 4 corners 2. Make the exisiting 4 corner pads "doublewides" Both ways work. I like #2 because you don't get a bridge. Even though a bridge
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 19 07:04:11 EST 2004 | loz
Wondering if anyone knows if this product actually exists? If so please provide details. Thanks, Loz
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 19 20:07:07 EST 2004 | russ
I once used some foil tape from 3M with hightemp adhesive. It actually sorta worked. Russ
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 19 09:49:20 EST 2004 | davef
Not as such. Choices are: 1 Cut and epoxy some board foil from your board fabricator. 2 Sacrifice part a pad repair kits from the likes of: * Engineering Lab 905-785-1982 * Circuit Technology Center 978-374-5000 * General assembly suppliers catalog
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 15 22:23:52 EST 1998 | Erhan Kaya
If that's what you mean, here's what we call them: ROBBER PADS... Pretty close to the "thief" I guess. Those come with the design and if the wave soldering direction is not known at the time of design and/or there's no real estate limitation, the rob
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 15 08:27:31 EDT 2002 | davef
I can't comment on 20 pitch TSOP, but wave soldering wider pitch parts require: * Orienting components with the leads perpendicular to the wave [moving parallel to the rails]. * Thieving [robbing] pads on trailing pads for the component. Search the
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 28 08:27:50 EDT 2000 | Tekguy2000
Yea you gotta love those airknives. It may not work in this application if the shorts are present at the trailing edge. I have several boards that are using conns with pins at .050" centers and they short. The protrusion is .030" to .040". The shorte
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