Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 24 09:10:47 EST 2019 | spoiltforchoice
That is what eSims are for.... For everything else use a socket
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 23 11:13:12 EDT 2019 | tsauve
I forgot to update this. Customer insisted on reflowing SIM card directly to PCB, as per their previous CEM. It worked. No deformation of the SIM card - assembly works - records data to SIM card. Note that using hot air reflow type (rework station)d
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 17 20:00:13 EDT 2021 | naranjafresa
Hi, Anyone has experience mounting Micro SIM card connectors? In particular I am trying to pick a connector MPN 0788000001 (Molex), but I don't know which nozzle to use. Thanks in advance!!
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 17 20:42:18 EDT 2021 | tey422
The easiest way is to apply the Kapton Discs onto the SIM card connector, then select the largest nozzle that would form the good vacuum to pick up the part. The hardest part is not pickup; it's the placement. To place it correctly without misalign
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 22 13:14:50 EDT 2021 | naranjafresa
Thomas, thanks a lot for your advice. Best regards!
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 23 07:52:20 EDT 2021 | kojotssss
We use WRN (wide range nozzle) depend of head you use. H08, H02... Before pickup just make pickup offset and reduce pick up, transport speed. But, standard nozzle also could be used.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 21 07:30:16 EDT 2021 | korb23
we polygon teach the part and offset the pick up to a flat piece and use a 220 nozzle on a sm 471 or 481
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 08 03:40:32 EDT 2006 | aj
Hi, I use convection reflow and both top & bottom settings are the same. Is the part too heavy to rely on surface tension? there is an equation that can determine this (aswell as real test i.e. part falling off) We have some SIM Card holders on bot
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