Electronics Forum | Wed May 15 12:53:19 EDT 2013 | mchawg
I am having difficulty programming/inspecting a large SMT Relay. It is a dual in-line through-hole package with 5 leads per side formed to a gullwing configuration on .100" pitch. We have programmed it as a SOW10 pkg and got usable lighting values bu
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 09 10:58:12 EST 2014 | rgduval
I've always assembled those style connectors by hand. They require paste on both sides, correct? With that variable, I've never considered trying to do them with paste/reflow. Cheers, ..rob
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 03 11:55:42 EST 2014 | spoiltforchoice
I think there are several answers: 1)Design Fail - slap whoever created it 2)Fit that connector as a manual process after the PCB is finished. 3)Print side 2 using a jet printer 4) Shield the fragile LGA and reflow it twice anyway. 5)Use a thicker PC
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 03 10:44:03 EST 2014 | kkay
We have a smt connector on side one of our pcb that overhangs through the board to the second side. We can't figure out how to print the second side with this part sticking out. Unfortunately we cannot run the second side first due to an LGA that has
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 18 16:35:28 EDT 2003 | Mark Miles
I am in the process of building a pneumatic paint bomb for the scenario paintball games that I host. What I need is a countdown timer with a red led display which will actuate a solenoid to trip a switch and close a curcuit for 1 second. I will pay t
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 18 18:27:21 EDT 2003 | samaniegocesar
Hi Mark Actually I'm a Operations Manager of UEMSA group, I'm an Electronic Engineer and I being doing and Designing some devices like your requirement( pneumatics machines, controllers, etc), I could Help you, I can Design the countdown timer, but
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 07:14:10 EDT 2013 | vinitverma
Assembleon AX201 is one of the most accurate odd-form placer. It can place anything, including leaded transformers, press-fit connectors, and of course odd form SMT components. You can even use a gripper nozzle for components without a flat surface t
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 12 09:23:35 EDT 2013 | SMT Newbie
I was wondering if people could throw out some recommendations for what they think would be a good choice of machine for placing truely odd form components. Odd form meaning different types of custom shields ranging from rings to arcs. I know that
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 19:02:00 EDT 2013 | garym4569
I would definitely consider Juki.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 15 10:55:22 EDT 2013 | capse
You should take a look at Universal Instrument. http://www.uic.com You can search odd form component placement for a list of relevant web pages. UIC has several solutions for your application. FYI, I represent UIC in the southeastern USA. So, I'm bi
