Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 19 07:28:56 EDT 2009 | mhunter
Thank you for your responses Davef and Boardhouse. The material used is Iteq Corporation IT-180. I performed more testing yesterday and found the following: I could insert Berg Pins into the assembly at various locations or a Pem. None of these
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 01 13:41:25 EDT 2009 | jlawson
Are you sure it is the Z axis, and not the > rotation, I had one machine which often did > something similar, it would buzz loudly, > especially if you touched or applied rotation > pressure to the gear belt which rotates the > head. It never ca
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 06 22:17:13 EDT 2009 | emanuel
Thanks Jeff, I isolated the problem to the DC servo part. The GD3 signal in the safety circuit chain is the one that generates this L004 Feedback Error - which by the way next to it I get also (Wn) where n is changing form 1 to 3 every time I push r
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 02 19:47:16 EDT 2009 | isd_jwendell
Now that I've seen the pics... Soldering could work just fine. If you are going for large production then you could get copper discs cut and mounted in tape carrier ($$). This would make it very easy for automated equipment to assemble. Mounting a
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 04 17:37:43 EDT 2009 | gregoryyork
Im not sure that 0.004% is that critical in a solder alloy. If people are using our alloy and the Nickel increases we would most probably suggest running a dopant alloy without Nickel to bring the levels back down, it is very rare to require dumping
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 14 10:51:30 EDT 2009 | rway
If he is the same Martin Gershenson who works for Christopher, then I'de believe he's being sneaky. We demoed one of their units three years ago, along with Mirtech and YesTech. Of the three, they were the only ones who wouldn't let us experiment w
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 13:14:49 EDT 2009 | ghepo
I have already told you that is not possible solve this problem by e-mail, without perform a detailed failure analysis. Also I have told you to procede by exclusion. Are you sure, by tests, regarding the PCB quality ? Are you sure regarding the solde
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 16:58:05 EDT 2009 | rgduval
Jack, Well, there's always doing it locally on the machine. There's also an old excel macro floating around that will help...it takes the x,y,theta information, and generates a pick and place program. However, we never had much luck with it here
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 18 15:10:42 EST 2009 | jlawson
I have been programming Mydata for years. Aegis > is the most flexible. You can program every field > or you can do just the basics and finish it at > the machine. I have used Valor but it wants to > control everything, it dumps the databases eve
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 09 09:38:53 EDT 2009 | patrickbruneel
Dave is correct (as usual). Baking the boards might reduce blowholes but will definitely not eliminate the problem. Back in my hay days we had a huge problem with blowholes and we baked boards 24/7 with very little success in reducing blowholes (ev
