ESD auditing is a routine reality for medical device manufacturers, electronic component manufacturers and automotive suppliers. The certification and customers demand that all components of the ESD control program are documented to comply with stand...
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Industrial workbenches are used day-in and day-out, for better or worse. The standard type of furniture can go through a lot of use, but when the businesses use heavy tools, sharp pieces, chemical cleaners and the assembly runs continuously, it takes...
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Sometimes damage to electronics is not apparent. Sometimes parts that fail after weeks or months while in normal use, were damaged in factory production, during transportation or even before the first system was installed. Hidden ESD Damage or latent...
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The challenge electronics research labs, semiconductor manufacturing sites and medical device manufacturers face is how to keep highly sensitive electronic components from the risk of electrostatic discharge (ESD) while still maintaining the efficien...
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Automation has swept across the electronics manufacturing industry. Automatic conveyors, pick and place machines, and robotic systems are all working at breakneck speed. The increased rate also means an exponentially higher rate of charge generation ...
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ESD (Electrostatic discharge) is a leading cause of unreliability in semiconductor manufacturing and assembly. It is capable of creating or perpetuating parts defects, corrupting data or degrading components through a momentary burst of static charge...
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ESD, or electrostatic discharge, is an "invisible menace" in electronics manufacturing where as little as 30 volts can damage sensitive components, even though we humans can't detect static below 3,000 volts. In a static-sensitive workspace-like a SM...
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Product variety is the standard for electronics manufacturing today. One SMT line can often produce many types of PCBs-smart phone mainboards, automotive controller module boards, medical equipment PCBs and IoT sensor boards-all with varying dimensio...
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An SMT workshop with a fast-paced and stable production environment has the characteristics of balanced lines, reduced work-in-progress, and on-time delivery. It cannot be achieved without an effective PCB material handling system to realize consiste...
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In a high-speed SMT workshop, flow is everything. Inconsistent PCB flow leads to machine idle time, unbalanced production lines, too much work in process, and missed delivery deadlines. To create consistent flow of PCBs through the solder paste print...
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Lean manufacturing is a structured approach that seeks to eliminate waste – be it wasted time, motion, inventory, or defects – and to maximize value for the customer. In an electronics assembly line, where PCBs are moved through various p...
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At a glance, the simplest shelf and a specialized SMT PCB Magazine Rack can appear similar. Both hold items and both can be constructed from plastic or metal. However, in the demanding world of electronics manufacturing, the distinction between a hig...
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