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Dip Soldering and SMD Solered Devices Dip soldering and smd soldered devices are two different processing methods that are used to assemble electronic devices. Both methods use a reflow process that involves a gradual heating of the solder paste. When the reflow process is successful, the melted solder paste effectively bonds the mounted components to the PCB, creating a stable electrical connection. The two methods share several common characteristics. Asymmetrical wave soldering Asymmetrical wave soldering is the process of forming a ring of solder that surrounds the part and is able to separate it from the surrounding air. It also creates a barrier between the solder and oxygen. This method […]

Introduction About Single-Sided and Double-Sided SMT Assembly Single-sided and double-sided SMT assemblies differ in terms of component density. Single-sided SMT assembly has a higher density than double-sided SMT assembly and requires a higher amount of heat to process. Most assemblers process the higher-density side first. This minimizes the risk of components falling out during the heating process. Both sides of the reflow assembly process require the addition of SMT adhesive to hold the components in place during the heating operation. FR4 PCB Single-sided PCBs are the most common. In a single-sided board, all the components are located on one side of the board, and assembly is only needed on that […]

How to Choose and Use Roger PCB Material in RF and Microwave Designs When choosing a PCB material for your next RF or microwave design, there are a few important considerations you should make. These include the bearing temperature, the maximum and minimum operating temperatures, and the reversibility of the material. For example, if your project requires a high bearing temperature, you’ll probably want to use Rogers PCB. RF If your circuit board design requires a high-frequency and low-dielectric constant material, you might be wondering how to choose and use Roger PCB material. Fortunately, you have several options. Teflon-based cores are available from many companies. These materials can be very […]

Different Types of PCB Soldering Processes When it comes to PCB soldering, you have a few options. There is reflow, surface mount technology, and wave soldering. Learn more about them. Each one has its benefits and drawbacks. Which one is best for your PCB? Wave soldering Wave soldering processes are used to solder electronic components on printed circuit boards. The process passes the PCB through a pot of molten solder, generating standing waves of solder that are used to form joints that are electrically and mechanically reliable. This process is most commonly used for through-hole component assembly, but it can also be used for surface-mounting. Initially, wave soldering was used […]

How to Deal With Grounding in High Frequency Design High frequency designs need to address the issue of grounding. There are several issues that need to be addressed when it comes to grounding. These include the impedance of grounding conductors and grounding bonds, DC path dominating low-frequency signals, and single-point grounding. Impedance of grounding conductors The grounding electrode of a typical grounded electrical system is in parallel with the ground rods located on the line side of the service, transformers, and poles. The rod under test is connected to the grounding electrode. The equivalent resistance of the line side ground rods is negligible. A single-point grounding method is acceptable for […]