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Immersion Silver and Other Lead Free PCB Surfaces

What is Immersion Silver? Immersion silver, also known as ImAg or IAg, is a lead-free surface finish that involves the deposition of a thin layer[…]

Selective soldering PCB Technical Details

Introduction to Selective soldering Selective soldering is a process used in printed circuit board (PCB) assembly where specific components are soldered onto the board without[…]

What Is Solder Flux And How Do You Use It

What is Solder Flux? Solder flux is a chemical cleaning agent used in the soldering process to remove oxidation, impurities, and other contaminants from the[…]

thoughtful systems based electronics design

Introduction to Thoughtful Electronics In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the concept of thoughtful electronics has gained significant traction. Thoughtful electronics refers to the design[…]

the transition of transistors

Introduction Transistors are the fundamental building blocks of modern electronics. These tiny devices control the flow of electricity in circuits and enable the creation of[…]

tools for transient signal analysis in circuit design

Introduction to Transient Signal Analysis Transient signal analysis is a crucial aspect of circuit design, as it helps engineers understand and optimize the behavior of[…]

todays pcb designers are driving electronics product design

What is PCB-Driven Design? PCB-driven design is an approach to electronics product development that places the PCB at the center of the design process. In[…]

tips updating old pcb designs new parts

Introduction to PCB Updates Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are the backbone of modern electronics. As technology advances, it becomes necessary to update old PCB designs[…]

thunderbolt design adaptable high speed serial data your pcb

Introduction to Thunderbolt Technology Thunderbolt is a revolutionary high-speed serial data transfer technology developed by Intel and Apple. It combines PCI Express (PCIe) and DisplayPort[…]

top 10 dfm problems that affect every design

1. Incorrect tolerances Tolerances are the acceptable range of variation in a part’s dimensions. Incorrect tolerances can lead to parts that don’t fit together properly[…]