The First Step in the PCB Assembly Process Stencil printing is a critical process that can make or break your PCB assembly. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the key aspects of stencil printing and auditing the process, arming you with insights from...

PCBs can sometimes buckle during PCB assembly, leading to significant issues if left unaddressed. This blog post discusses the causes, effects, and solutions for PCB buckling during assembly. What is PCB Buckling? PCB buckling is when a printed circuit board bends or...

Even advanced components can pose challenges in high-reliability applications, requiring careful consideration and modification. Design engineers must ensure that each part of their design performs reliably throughout its lifespan. This post offers critical insights...

Accurate component counting is a critical aspect that can significantly impact the production process. The X-ray component counter is a revolutionary tool that is transforming inventory management and quality control. What is an X-ray Component Counter? An X-ray...

Selective Soldering Selective soldering is a precision process used in PCB assembly to solder specific through-hole components without affecting nearby areas, particularly those with surface-mount technology (SMT) components. This technique ensures targeted soldering...

What is PCB Coupling? Electromagnetic PCB coupling transfers energy between closely spaced components or traces, leading to capacitive and inductive effects, crosstalk, and modal interferences that can affect both design and fabrication Here's how coupling issues can...

What is a Ceramic PCB? A Ceramic Printed Circuit Board uses ceramics as its substrate material. Ceramics are known for their exceptional electrical, mechanical, and thermal properties, making them suitable for various applications. Why are Ceramic PCBs used? Ceramic...