Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 02 00:44:25 EST 2019 | luciano_zhang
yes I think that make sense but are there any good way to let both sides win?
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 02 20:05:25 EST 2019 | crystal12
personally, I do allow. usually, they will do some design for manufacturability change. this cannot be avoided. I have read an interesting article talking about this question, maybe you can check: http://www.starivergroup.com/News/info.aspx?itemid=10
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 22 22:20:26 EST 2019 | sssamw
Sometime yes, if your design is not good enough, then supplier provide a good solution or suggestion, then you can try. Supplier is not only a supplier, sometime they're professional and expert on their area. But change should follow your change mana
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 10 13:35:34 EST 2019 | scotceltic
I am looking to see what people are using for a min-max range to supply your PCB fabricators regarding solder mask thickness. I saw some points in the archives but not too much regarding what people are providing as their spec ? Any help would be a
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 31 01:30:07 EST 2019 | sssamw
Do you have clear pictures show IC soldering and the solder ball? DO you have clear picture show the PCB pad?
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 21 01:32:20 EDT 2021 | yaxindatech
We can reproduce a prototype for you, if the defect can not be repaired. We are a PCB manufacturer in shenzhen China. It can be manufactured as a sample order in 2-3 working days.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 07 12:12:32 EST 2020 | emeto
Hello Mikey, I am curious, why did you send your board out for manufacturing? Why didn't you build the prototype yourself?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 09:42:21 EST 2020 | emeto
The joint material looks like some kind of conductive glue. However, I can't tel from the picture what is this solder mask?
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 25 03:17:24 EST 2020 | pavel_murtishev
DWL, This is general purpose outdoor lighting product, a digit used at petrol filling stations for displaying prices. Nevertheless, this is IPC class III product. Regards, Pavel
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 27 10:09:33 EST 2020 | charliedci
Looks like a screen printed circuit using a platinum or palladium silver paste. This would account for the grainy appearance. I 've seen this on a white ceramic substrate but not on aluminum. Any components are attached using a silver conductive epox
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