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Guides, comparisons and application notes on ceramic substrates.

Panel Requirements for PCB Assembly

Understanding PCB Panel Requirements for Efficient Assembly What are PCB Panels? Printed Circuit Board (PCB) panels, also known as PCB arrays, are…

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An Introduction to Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold ENIG by RAYPCB

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Rigid Flex PCB Capabilities

Introduction to Rigid-flex PCBs Rigid-flex PCBs are a type of printed circuit board that combine rigid and flexible substrates into a single…

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Mentor Graphics Launches New Xpedition Platform to Optimize Advanced PCB Systems Design Productivity

Introduction to the Xpedition Platform Mentor Graphics, a Siemens business and a global leader in electronic design automation (EDA), has recently launched…

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How do you prevent Solder Escape/Wick?

What is Solder Escape? Solder escape, also known as Solder Wicking, is a common problem that occurs during the soldering process. It…

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Tips & Tricks: Avoiding Solder Escape/Wick during Reflow

Understanding Solder Escape and Its Impact on PCB Assembly Solder escape, also known as solder wicking, is a common issue faced during…

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Selecting the Right Surface Finish for Your PCB

Introduction to PCB Surface Finish When designing and manufacturing printed circuit boards (PCBs), selecting the appropriate surface finish is crucial for ensuring…

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PCB Prototype Surface Finishes and their types Fruitful Article by RAYPCB

Introduction to PCB Surface Finishes PCB Surface Finishes play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability, solderability, and longevity of printed circuit…

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What is solder paste and how to print it on PCBs in SMT assembly

Introduction to Solder Paste printing Solder paste printing is a crucial step in the Surface Mount Technology (SMT) assembly process. It involves…

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PCB proto Service Default Values.

PCB Fabrication Specifications Board Thickness The default board thickness for most PCB Proto Services is 1.6mm (0.062″). This is the most common…

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