When you build a piece of medical equipment, traceability is critical—particularly when building a printed circuit board, as there several individual components and materials that go into the manufacturing of a PCB.
Inadequate inspection techniques leaving you cross? Learn how PCB cross-section analysis provides the most accurate view of manufacturing processes.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) are two sides of the same coin: circuit designers don’t want systems to influence other circuits or receive interference from them unintentionally. EMI prevention has become more troublesome within the last few decades for numerous reasons, including gains in switch performance and denser assemblies. Faster speeds and expanding…
Here are some signal integrity testing concerns PCB designers should be aware of to ensure your PCB works how you intended.
From fabrication to assembly, there are a lot of things that can happen to your circuit board. Your contract manufacturer should have the systems and procedures in place to prevent problems and ensure the best quality assembly for your design.
As PCB layout technology has evolved, the manufacturing of circuit boards has changed as well. Fortunately, there is yet another leap forward in the industry that has proven to be a great help: the selective soldering process.
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