Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 27 08:32:08 EDT 2003 | davef
You should be fine. A fifteen percent reduction of these pads will probably improve reliability, depending on spacing of course.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 23 09:18:45 EDT 2003 | russ
IPC SM 782 has some info on wave solder pad geometries. We usually like .03" spacing to any uncommon conductors. I would assume that you are seeing shorts between components and vias or adjacent parts? Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 31 19:23:30 EST 2005 | bobpan
After you press the space bar.....wait.....and then....type in quad or oven.......it is caps sensitive and i cant remember if you need lower case or upper....... good luck
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 29 01:16:51 EST 2004 | Eric
I'm looking for a unit of off-line PCBA clearing machine. Could someone recommend........ In-line clearing machine take too much of space...... There must be service support in Shanghai. Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 29 07:22:28 EST 2004 | Jack
HI, I have quite a build up of print stencils which I need to keep but with little room. What do guys think about the remountable foils which take up less space? Are they robust enough? I have heard they are quite dangerous in the wrong hands also
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 05 06:59:31 EST 2004 | t_white
We use a SAWA to clean our stencils and it performs quite well on solder paste but not so great with epoxy. Operators find the machine very easy to use and like mentioned before it takes up minimal space and has a lower intial and operating cost.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 26 14:40:00 EST 2004 | Willy
I am looking for a PCB fab shop capable of .65mm through-holes and very close tolerance internal spacing.Anyone out there?
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 31 20:53:20 EST 2004 | marcowong
If you are an existing PCBA house and looking for ways to reduce your overheads and maintain cost competitiveness. We are able to help and team up to do something. We are able to provide man power, factory facilities and space except machines and act
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 13 02:32:56 EDT 2004 | fastek
Not to mention the costs of FCM based machines. $1.2 million USD for an FCM-2 with 100 feeders was the price a year ago. Now that's expensive floor space!
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 02 13:19:37 EDT 2004 | cefd
If you are using FlexProg, you define the order (refdes, x, y, t, part no). CSV, space, tab, colon, semicolon delimited are all acceptable, definitely ASCII text format.
