Category:PCB PCB Manufacturing
PCB manufacturing consists of many steps, such as PCB CAM, Panelization, Copper patterning, etc. This group is mainly talked about the problems during PCB manufacturing!
Hi All, I'm hoping there is a PCB expert or two hanging around. We're having some solderability issue on our boards. The finish is ENIG but it doesn't seem to be related to the finish process it...(view more)
Hello, can anyone recommend a conductive epoxy for printing and 0402 cap attach? We have some short issues underneath the 0402 caps with our current epoxy. Any input is appreciated. Thanks a lot.(view more)
What is the thickest internal copper layer we could get in a pcb?(view more)
Hi! Does anyone have experience from PCBs with mixed technology. Do you store the PCBs in nitrogen/dry air cabinets if you are not able to wave solder the PCBs within the same day. What considerations...(view more)
Hey Guys, I'm trying to track down a company that manufactures specific PCB's used in the solar industry.(view more)
We are looking for documentation on a PCT 395 bare board loader, manufactured 6/95. Since March 28 we are trying to get this docu from PCT but they "do not have the man power" to copy and send this do...(view more)
We are assigned to set-up an ESD control at a new site. There are a few proposals in mind, they are 1) conductive flooring with heel strap or shoe 2) wrist strap with continuos monitoring 3)the normal...(view more)
I noticed that some operator are very good in doing pcb board rework and I would like to populate these group of operator in our facility. I wonder if there is any training manual or articles on rewor...(view more)
Hello, I am trying to convince our design engineer to use micro-vias when he has to locate them in the middle of a pad. I heard of the use of micro-vias on this site and was wondering if someone could...(view more)
Are having problems with cheap paper phenolic pcbs that appear to have shrunk. That is they no longer match the stencil (stencil is correct). Some people seem to think this is normal, is there an indu...(view more)