Why Add Acrylic Conformal Coating to Your Printed Circuit Boards

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Acrylic resins (AR) are single component materials. To specify, they are preformed acrylic polymers that are dissolved in a solvent to be applied to surfaces. One main benefit of using an Acrylic conformal coating service on your electronics is it provides an excellent barrier to moisture/humidity and have good fungus resistance. They also have minimal … Read moreWhy Add Acrylic Conformal Coating to Your Printed Circuit Boards

Automated Optical Inspection Speeds Up Our Turnaround

Printed Circuit Boards With Mounted and Soldered Components

Automated Optical Inspection Speeds Up Our Turnaround In a perfect world, you would be able to put in an order for new printed circuit boards months in advance. Your vendor would send them to you with plenty of time to spare so that you could inspect everything. However, in the real world, clients often find … Read moreAutomated Optical Inspection Speeds Up Our Turnaround

What is a PCB Silkscreen on Printed Circuit Boards?

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What is a PCB Silkscreen on Printed Circuit Boards? Were you one of those kids who loved to take apart every electronic thing in your house? If so, you’ve probably pulled out your fair share of green printed circuit boards. It’s cool to hold them and to run your fingers over all their little metallic … Read moreWhat is a PCB Silkscreen on Printed Circuit Boards?

How RoHS-Compliant PCB Assembly Services are Different from Assembly Services?

RoHS-Compliant PCB Assembly Services

With everyone’s increasing concerns on the over usage of hazardous materials in the electronic and electrical products and their environmental impact, there have been several stricter regulations being imposed by the leading governmental organizations across the world. The RoHS compliance is one of those important regulations that is currently being imposed on the utilization of … Read moreHow RoHS-Compliant PCB Assembly Services are Different from Assembly Services?

Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing in the USA and Printed Circuit Board Assembly

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There Are Differences Between Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing and Printed Circuit Board Assembly, But You Might Be Asking What Are They? You may have heard some vendors claim that they can “manufacture” printed circuit boards. Other vendors claim they can “assemble” circuit boards. Are they saying the same thing, or is there a difference between printed … Read morePrinted Circuit Board Manufacturing in the USA and Printed Circuit Board Assembly

Looking to Build Your Big New Idea in the New Year?

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Turn Your Big Idea Into a Prototype Have you had an idea for the next great invention swirling around in your head for-ev-er, well New Year’s is approaching. Is 2021 the year you finally turn your dream into reality and build your invention? Creating a new invention is hard work, but you’d be surprised by … Read moreLooking to Build Your Big New Idea in the New Year?

Got a New Tech Idea for the New Year? You’re Going to Need a Printed Circuit Board Vendor

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Got a New Tech Idea for the New Year? You’re Going to Need a Printed Circuit Board Vendor Are you an entrepreneur with a genius new technology idea? If your new product requires computing power, then you’re almost certainly going to need a strong, high quality, and reliable printed circuit board. You could always hire … Read moreGot a New Tech Idea for the New Year? You’re Going to Need a Printed Circuit Board Vendor

What Did the First Printed Circuit Boards Look Like?

Printed Circuit Boards

These days, a printed circuit board includes copper sheets laminated onto a non-conductive substrate. They are usually small and crowded with capacitors, resistors, and other active devices. Printed circuit boards didn’t always look this way. In 1943, Dr. Paul Eisler created what is considered the first operating printed wiring board. Over the next decades, printed … Read moreWhat Did the First Printed Circuit Boards Look Like?