The term “chelating agent”, as used in the printed circuit board industry, has a much broader definition than the definition in text books. The PCB industry uses the term chelate to mean any agent tha...
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Mar 06,2014
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The Overview The typical PCB (printed circuit board) manufacturing operation today is building PCBs using a process described as pattern (electro)plating. In this process the outerlayer panel arrives...
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Mar 06,2014
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A printed circuit board (pcb) mechanically supports and electrically connects electronic components using conductive tracks, pads and other features etched from copper sheets laminated onto a non-cond...
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Mar 05,2014
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A printed circuit board (pcb) mechanically supports and electrically connects electronic components using conductive tracks, pads and other features etched from copper sheets laminated onto a non-cond...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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SoCs and advanced packages (such as system-in-package or package-on-package), and the board layout are typically designed in separate environments. Information can be communicated and exchanged from S...
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Mar 05,2014
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Why is high-speed important? To meet the growing demand for smaller, faster, more powerful products, IC vendors deliver complex devices that require special consideration of track length, skew, imped...
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Mar 05,2014
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Soldering is the one of the tasks that a technician has to master when creating Printed circuit boards (PCB). There are basic steps that are needed to ensure safety, and there are common tools that ar...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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Mounting an electronic circuit board requires precision, skill with hand tools, patience and a working knowledge of the circuit to be mounted. Results may vary. Safety is the responsibility of the ind...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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All electronic devices, such as televisions and phones, contain one or more printed circuit boards or PCBs. A typical PCB contains a number of electronic components connected together through copper l...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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Printed Circuit Boards, or PCBs, are an integral part of modern electronics devices. A typical PCB contains a large number of passive and active electronic components. Repairing a PCB generally means ...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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Testing a circuit for connection problems can be a difficult and timely task. It requires you to check almost every wire for conductivity of electricity. A lot of times, electronics attract dust and o...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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If you’re familiar with electronic assembly, soldering bare copper wire to a printed circuit board (PCB) is straightforward. Wire will solder readily to PCB pads and jumpers. Avoid soldering directly ...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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Repairing a Printed circuit board or PCB requires board level diagnostics as well as component replacement skills. Without thorough knowledge of its components, diagnosing a problem with a circuit boa...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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You attach wires to printed circuit boards (PCB) in a process called soldering. You heat the wire and PCB pad, melting the solder wire and allowing it to flow onto the wire and pad. The solder wire us...
Karen Lin
Mar 05,2014
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Just some of the words our customers use to describe the ways that CADSTAR PCB design software helps them do their job, every day. With more than 20 years of experience within the PCB design communit...
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Mar 05,2014
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November 18 2008, - Munich Germany and Westford MA, USA. The latest version of Zuken’s desktop PCB design solution CADSTAR 11 harmonizes the design process to deliver greater technology integration th...
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Mar 05,2014
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As a technology leader in PCB design, High-speed, signal integrity and EMC, Zuken understands your development challenges. No matter where you need help in the high-speed design process or how comple...
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Mar 05,2014
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Now that we have a completed schematic, let’s lay out a PCB. Switch over to the PCB view using the PCB Editor button at the top of the page. This will show us our PCB. Board Size and Component Plac...
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Mar 05,2014
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As soon as parts of your schematic begin to solidify you can start laying out your PCB. The PCB has a dependency on the logical design and schematics, so it will always be finished after the schemati...
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Mar 05,2014
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4 x 4m (about 150 x 150 inch)Full SMD supportSupport of Blind and Buried viasRotation of objects in arbitrary angles (0.1degree steps)Components can be locked against movingTexts can be placed in any ...
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Mar 05,2014
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