Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 28 08:27:53 EDT 2013 | emeto
There are many profilers(physical devices) on the market. Most of them have software that makes predictions based on information about the paste, oven model...., but I wouldn't trust the predictor as on your boards you will have different parameters
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 01 17:32:34 EDT 2013 | dhruv_trylene
I am sorry for not being clear enough... We have a FUJI CP642 and a IP3 machine. At present, we have to create part data for each and every part used in a job, which consumes a lot of time. I was just wondering if there was a way to minimize this?
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 04 12:18:12 EST 2013 | jimmyboz
Its been a couple years since I worked with Flexa every day. The program uses the part number and this should reference some shape library. If you understand the nomenclature of this library, it should get you close. I don't remember if the default
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 04 12:21:03 EST 2013 | jimmyboz
Its been a couple years since I worked with Flexa every day. The program uses the part number and this should reference some shape library. If you understand the nomenclature of this library, it should get you close. I don't remember if the default
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 02:43:55 EDT 2013 | hqew2013
The smallest finished hole available for 2 layer board is .020”. The smallest finished hole available for 4+ layer board is .014”. All holes are round and drilled through from top to bottom layer of board. No blind or buried vias. For holes = .15
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 11:54:10 EDT 2013 | ke6zoy
I work in a leaded paste world due to aerospace environmental requirements. There are a few cases where parts are only available from suppliers as RoHS. Can anyone recommend how to process these into a leaded assembly? Is it just reflowing at a hi
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 12:33:14 EDT 2013 | pbarton
You should have no difficulty with QFN or QFP parts when using non-RoHS solder. The QFP's are most likely to have tin plated leads and the metallisation on the QFN lands the same, or ENIG. Check the component part datasheets to verify the plating an
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 12:37:37 EDT 2013 | pbarton
You should have no difficulty with QFN or QFP parts when using non-RoHS solder. The QFP's are most likely to have tin plated leads and the metallisation on the QFN lands the same, or ENIG. Check the component part datasheets to verify the plating an
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 31 17:45:44 EDT 2013 | hegemon
I have no knowledge of the Vitrox AOI, but in general, I would say that decide which company can provide you with the best support given your location. Local reps, Field Service Rep locations and availability should be investigated, as you will need
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 05 10:18:24 EST 2013 | markhoch
10%,"SAFE","ORDER STENCIL") I like tracking it this way because it self calculates when I input my production data. I don't have to do anything other than to look at it every day and see if one of the stencil cells have triggered, prompting me to pl
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