How to Create an Electronic Prototype Do you have a big idea for a new electronic product? We all know that ideas are a dime a dozen, so if you really want to get your idea off the ground, eventually you’ll need to create a prototype. A prototype, simply put, is a physical manifestation of … Read moreHow to Create an Electronic Prototype
WHAT IS LOW PRESSURE MOLDING? Low pressure molding is a one-step process that encapsulates, and seals to protect electronics. By using a simple mold set allows for the process to use a lot less material than the traditional potting and eliminate the housing. Your companies part numbers and logos can easily be incorporated into the … Read moreUnderstanding Low Pressure Molding?
Do you want to reduce the package size of your chip carrier and get more functionality from each of your chip modules? Then consider ball grid array (BGA) packaging. BGA is a surface mount technology that is rapidly growing in popularity among manufacturers. This packaging technique utilizes the underside of a chip package for greater … Read moreWhy You Should Consider Ball Grid Array Packaging
Wetting issues are classified by Non-wetting and Dewetting. Non-wetting can be defined by saying it has the inability of molten solder to form a metallic bond with the base metal. This makes it so the PCB pads or the component’s terminals not catching the solder during the reflow process. Dewetting is a condition that results … Read moreAre you experiencing SMT Non-Wetting Issues?
Can a Rigid Printed Circuit Board Include Surface Mount Technology and Thru-Hole Technology? In previous blog posts, we’ve explained the difference between surface mount technology (SMT) and thru-hole technology. The vast majority of rigid printed circuit boards (PCBs) use surface mount technology, because SMT components are smaller than thru-hole components and can be mounted on … Read moreSurface Mount Technology and Thru-Hole Technology?
Why Consider Using Through Hole Printed Circuit Boards? In the printed circuit board business, there are two primary ways to mount components onto the circuit board: through-hole mounting and surface mounting. Through-hole mounting is the older technology and requires the circuit board manufacturer to drill holes through the PCB and place leads into the holes. … Read moreWhy Consider Using Through Hole Printed Circuit Boards?
What You Can Learn About a Vendor By Its Previous Customers Working with a brand new vendor can be risky. So can working with a vendor that hasn’t taken on a client as big or as demanding as you. After all, you don’t want to be the company that forces your vendor to confront brand … Read moreWhat You Can Learn About a Vendor By Its Previous Customers
Transition your new product from concept and design to volume production. New Product Introduction is a challenging phase in a product’s life cycle. Yun Industrial / ACME PCB provides the breadth of services and experience to smoothly transition your new product from concept and design through to volume production. We want to be your assembly … Read morePrinted Circuit Board Prototype Assembly
Does Your Circuit Board Vendor Maintain a Clean Environment? Circuit boards are delicate things, and even the smallest particle of dust or contamination can disrupt the functionality of the circuit board, leading to a drop in its efficiency. Circuit board assemblers use a conformal coating to protect circuit boards from contaminants, but problems can arise … Read moreDoes Your Circuit Board Vendor Maintain a Clean Environment?
Consider a Conformal Coating for Your Printed Circuit Boards We all know that electronic equipment doesn’t hold up well against the elements without a little help. The same is true of printed circuit boards. The delicate traces, wiring, components, and insulation can easily be damaged by exposure to chemicals, contaminants, and especially moisture. No company … Read moreConsider a Conformal Coating for Your Printed Circuit Boards