A Ball Grid Array or (BGA) is a SMT (Surface Mount Technology) package that is most commonly used for Integrated Circuits (ICs) with a large number of pins. Ball grid array packaging is a method for reducing package size and integrating a greater number of functions on a single chip module. With it being a high-density and … Read more
Maintaining and troubleshooting your PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) is essential to ensuring the long-term performance of your electronic devices. Whether you’re dealing with high-end industrial equipment or everyday electronics, understanding the intricacies of PCB care can prevent costly downtime and improve the efficiency of your operations. At the core of every reliable system is quality … Read more
The automotive industry has experienced significant advancements in recent years, driven largely by the integration of cutting-edge technology. At the heart of these innovations are Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), which serve as the foundation for a myriad of automotive electronics. From enhancing safety features to improving fuel efficiency, PCBs play a pivotal role in modern … Read more
At Yun Industrial Acme PCB Assembly, our primary focus is assembling printed circuit boards for our clients, but we also offer a variety of add-on services that can save our clients time and money. These add-on services naturally fit within the realm of what we are already doing and play to the natural strengths of … Read more
SMT Assembly vs. Through-Hole Assembly When you start looking for printed circuit board assembly vendors, you’ll notice that many vendors (including Yun Industrial Acme PCB Assembly) offer two primary types of assembly: SMT assembly and Through-Hole assembly (also called Thru-Hole assembly). These refer to the way that components are mounted on the printed circuit board. … Read more
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 more
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 more
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 more
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 more
What is Selective Soldering? With SMT technology growing in popularity, through-hole technology is starting to take up less space on PCB assembly. Although through-hole pins are still necessary for many boards, and they still need to be soldered. Since this process can be very time consuming, many manufacturers have started using selective soldering, which is … Read more