Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 15:32:12 EST 2003 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 15:18:44 EST 2003 | Dustin
My name is Dustin Steedman. I have a Direct Hire position available in Michigan. I realize that you may be currently employed. However, I am sending you this email with the hope that you or someone that you know would be interested in this current op
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 19 06:08:16 EDT 2011 | babithak
I saw zigzag tracks on some PCB layouts. What is the actual requirement and advantage of having this kind of tracks?
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 24 21:58:27 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Bob: I can't help you. May be We-Man can. Good luck. Dave
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 25 15:58:15 EDT 2011 | davef
There is no advantage for fabricators or assemblers. In high speed memory busses, designers zigzag the traces to keep all of the traces within a certain length of each other.
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 24 03:33:35 EDT 2000 | Bob
I figured out how to do the first one (I used a multiplexer with addressable latch--works like a charm) Really, it's perfect. My new problem, though, is using this signal to get a string of lightbulbs on. Is a relay what I need? If so, who makes
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 21 11:22:06 EST 2013 | emeto
It is a very interesting thought. However, teach all positions on the PCB might be challenging if you don't have them in the file. I think it is a smart think for OEMs as they would have all the resources to control their files. For CEM I don't see i
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 28 10:40:56 EST 2013 | rway
I have been doing this since day one of getting the AOI. It just seemed logical. I don't know what type of AOI you have, but what I have found works best is to use solder inspection to catch parts that are loaded into a no-load location. Move the
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 21 09:53:00 EST 2013 | Mr_Bo_Jangles
Has anyone used their AOI to try to catch components that may be inadvertently placed in a location it shouldn't be? Every once in a while our equipment may drop a part onto a PCB and that part will adhere to pad. So the question has been brought u
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 21 11:38:00 EST 2013 | pbarton
We are a CEM and do exactly what you describe i.e. teach the image of a non-populated part and apply to all no-fits for that package style. Works very well with our equipment (Yestech)provided the visual signature of all your parts are sufficiently d
