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Smurf Coats

Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 11 20:22:33 EST 2001 | mparker

in your example, wool clothing and prairie winter ionization makes sense. Smocks would be an improvement to contain the potential of static build up. If you go to dress codes, then you run the risk of having to provide uniforms or pay a laundry allow

Programing

Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 04 15:47:27 EST 2002 | nwyatt

As mentioned before, it really does depend on the type(s) of machines you are using. Unicam and Fuji teamed up to bring us Fujicam, which is geared towards Fuji machines, but will also work with Panasonic, Universal, and (I think) Siemens. It has a

Wavesolder for a second PASS

Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 31 08:59:36 EST 2001 | Don Adams

The second pass in the wave is pretty extreme and will probably aggravate the conditions which caused warpage in the first place. Areas to look for problems, The lay up of the boards at fabrication or the materials used can lead to warpage. Work wi

soldering and bonding on gold PCB's

Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 09 14:52:53 EST 2002 | Chris

Hi, I have read many articles about theromsonically bonding to soft gold. Many of these articles state you can bond to 10uinches of gold. I have worked with both Hughes and Panasonic bonders at two different companies and I have never been able to

Mydata for prototyping?

Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 16 15:23:11 EST 2002 | dougt

You sound like your set to go with MyData. If you still have some time look at what Contact Systems has. Their older machines were slower compared to what is out there but they are awesome prototype machines (write a quick program, run a couple of

Wave Soldering Thick PCB's

Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 21 09:27:02 EST 2002 | JohnW

Here's a question for you to mull over. I've got a PCB that is 4 millimeters thick, that's about 160thou of USA money if you like it that way. The question is IPC reg's for hole fill say it should be a min of 75% hole fill and 50% on ground planes. A

Specialised SMT equipment-------------chip dispense head needed

Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 11 22:05:44 EST 2002 | davef

You may not find a supplier with an "out of box" solution. But you might be able to jury-rig something without too much pain and cost. Try this: * Buy a fairly brainless feeder [like an old quad feeder] from an used equipment supplier / broker [sea

Jimbos' R.O.E.

Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 20 20:20:29 EST 2002 | davef

I saw Bradbury's last two races. Luck comes around. What do they say? "Luck is the residue of hard work." Two things: 1 I know what a smashed crab looks like and I cannot find anything like that on the link you gave. 2 All of that for a longneck

Bluetooth Test

Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 24 02:21:39 EST 2002 | CJ

I work in a test-support role supporting a bluetooth production line. We use HP spectrum analysers in our final test solution and the solution to a lot of our fails is solved by calibrating these analysers. Normally we do both a Freq/Amplitude calibr

0402 via in pad

Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 27 19:55:13 EST 2002 | nifhail

Hi, I need help to understand further on the via in pad for 0402 requirement. If I were to do the DFM over the brd design which consist of 0402 with via on pad, what is the criteria that I should look for ? I learned that the via in pad does not wor


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