Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 29 08:12:47 EDT 2009 | jrockwell
For low volume and larger sized parts, as you stated, I would go with a GSM. There are plenty on the used market at fair prices. But as Sr. Tech said buying a used machine is tricky. Having a technician or engineer who is very familiar with the machi
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 19 12:29:36 EST 2009 | mikesewell
Regarding more info on equipment - what you need is driven by your product and process requirements and tolerance for rework, labor amt, operator dependencies ..etc. EMPF offers a bootcamp for circuit card assembly, SMT mag publishes SMT 101 guide t
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 25 01:00:54 EST 2009 | henry_usa_stencils
The design of the opening apertures for the glue stencil and the metal thickness.Its is very important. The Engineer of the stencils supplier have to look into the height of the components and the gap of the 2 leg(pads)and give the assemly house an s
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 04 04:28:52 EST 2010 | mika
You don't by any chance have a s/w called Motion Control s/w? it's on 1-2 floppy diskettes and it will boot from it also. Normally only the UIC field engineers have/has? this. With this we can actually run each axis & valve or whatever independentl
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 19 14:31:07 EST 2010 | scottp
Whether or not some fraction of their products are Pb free is irrelevant to the fact that people with absolutely no inside knowledge are out there speculating that Pb free is the root cause of Toyota's current problems. I don't like Pb free any more
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 03 23:07:59 EST 2010 | davef
If your "engineer reviewed the reflow profile and said this was not related to reflow conditions," then what does he think it's related to? We think that a increased effort to improve the thermal recipe to solder this part is required, because: * S
Electronics Forum | Thu May 20 17:51:28 EDT 2010 | geocep
ACE sent an engineer from the Factory, and now the process is running much better. We had lots of problems, but in the end ACE never gave up, stood behind their product, and kept supporting until we got the process to work. We are now able to consi
Electronics Forum | Fri May 28 13:44:15 EDT 2010 | emrtech
good point Sibbe, we also do a lot of engineering and changes from rev and having to order a new screen very time is a pain and money spent. no more having to wait for a screen to keep production running. has anyone been working with a solder jet pri
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 08:25:18 EDT 2010 | markgray
In our organization our cells are setup and designed in a Kaizen event. In the Kaizen participation is with assemblers, engineering, management, and a few other departments. We have very simple rules going into the event. First and formost is that ra
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 06 08:38:54 EDT 2010 | sachu_70
I am impressed to know that you are a one-man army confronting YV100Xg. However, you could always call in for an Engineer from a YAMAHA service provider to resolve your problem. Else, just try by reinstalling your machine software. But before you do
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