Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 14 08:49:24 EDT 2001 | anders
We have to perform a wire modification on a PCB. I am looking for a wire where the insulationmaterial does not shrink or melt when soldered.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 14 08:49:36 EDT 2001 | adam
I'd like to know what advantages are there to use silver emerge PCB's. Currently we are using HASL boards, and we are having problems especially using BGA connectors. Any help will be appreciated. Adam.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 18 08:15:29 EDT 2001 | zanolli@tekais.com
Dear Jack, If you are trying to attach a connector - contact me offline or go to http://www.tekais.com. Teka offers a technology that deposits enoough solder volume on connectors for thicker PCB's.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 22 08:25:52 EDT 2001 | bdoyle
Both are excellent suggestions. I'll look into why the 1999 post appeared at the top. The other suggestions will be handled in a future revision. Keep the feedback coming!
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 27 08:30:16 EDT 2001 | Frank
I'm interested to know the guide line , or standard or evaluation methode of how many total parts per board allow to be changed and how many times a single location can be changed. Any other refinements you might have are of interest as well.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 28 08:24:34 EDT 2001 | Steve Vargas
Herb: Try oversizing your stencil fiducial openings to maybe twice the size of the board fiducial. When aligning manually, look for uniformity in the annular ring which appears around the fiducial. Hope this helps.....
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 29 10:19:08 EDT 2001 | Steve Gregory
Hi Ed! A company that I've used in the past and is very good is Six Sigma in San Jose, California. Their web page is at: http://www.sixsigmaservices.com/ -Steve Gregory-
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 06 08:55:46 EDT 2001 | onset
Question, on a pc board that is .060 thick what should my v-score depth be? WE are currently using a v-score that leaves a remaining web of 15 thousandths is this adequate, or should we be going deeper?? thanks in advance
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 23 08:16:05 EDT 2001 | Keith
With reference to your previous post refering to Keyence vision systems, you might be interesetd in our latest color processing machine vision system, the CV-700 series: http://world.keyence.com
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 11 08:49:34 EDT 2001 | bdoyle
The search function will go back about a year or so on the forum. The project to get the rest of the achives back online had been sidetracked but is now on the project roster and should be completed in the next few weeks.
