What is Selective Soldering? Selective soldering is an automated process that uses a targeted approach to solder specific through-hole components onto a PCB, while leaving[…]
How does a Pre-heater work? Pre-heaters work by utilizing the heat from exhaust gases or other heat sources to raise the temperature of the incoming[…]
Introduction When designing and manufacturing printed circuit boards (PCBs), selecting the appropriate Surface Finish is crucial for ensuring the reliability, functionality, and longevity of the[…]
Overview of PCB Layer Stackup A typical PCB consists of multiple layers laminated together: Layer Description Solder Mask (top) Insulating layer that protects copper traces[…]
Introduction to Spring-loaded Pins Spring-loaded pins, also known as spring pins or spring-loaded contacts, are versatile mechanical components that are widely used in various industries[…]
What are PCB Castellations? PCB castellations are a type of edge connector consisting of plated semi-circular cut-outs or tabs along the edge of a printed[…]
Why is Via Filling Important? Via filling plays a crucial role in the functionality and reliability of PCBs. Here are some key reasons why via[…]
History of PCBs The concept of printed circuits dates back to the early 20th century. In 1903, Albert Hanson, a German inventor, filed a patent[…]
Introduction to Ceramic PCB Ceramic Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) have gained significant popularity in recent years due to their unique properties and advantages over traditional[…]
What are Mouse Bites in PCB? Mouse bites, also known as mouse bites PCB or Breakaway Tabs, are small notches or perforations along the edges[…]