PCB assembly is a highly complicated process, in which accuracy is always of the essence. Even the smallest imperfection can result in multiple problems within electronics. There are still a number of various defects that can negatively affect the functioning of PCBs and their application in electronics; one of the most widespread of them is the…
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It is important to ensure that a PCB design is reliable because any design mistake, no matter how small, may slow the process of more detailed manufacturing and assembly and, thus, lead to higher expenses. As a beginner in PCB design, you will realize that more issues tend to arise compared to an experienced designer. In
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While designing the circuit board, a high level of concentration is given towards PCB signal integrity that is the quality of signals in a system and their effectiveness. Poor signal integrity can cause data error, electromagnetic interference, and even system failure. However, as devices become faster and more compact in size, the issue of signal integrity faces
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Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a type of electromagnetic interference, in which energy is transmitted from one electronic device to another through radiation/conduction, and destroys the signal quality, causing failures. It exists in almost every corner of our lives. For example, when our mobile phone is close to a running radio, we will hear a buzzing sound,
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For ages, lead solder that is largely made with tin and lead alloys has been widely used because of its low melting point. Nonetheless, health and environmental concerns have shifted the industry to non-lead-based products. The drive for this shift has been orchestrated by regulations like RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances), particularly in the European market, to reduce hazardous
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PCB dielectric material refers to the material that is non-conductive in nature, it is very important in the formation of the printed circuit boards. These materials act as insulators as well as barriers between the conducting layers to avoid direct connections and keep the signals clear. As the level of integration increased, the decision of
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PCB vias refer to small holes that are drilled on the PCB with the intention of creating an interconnection between different layers on the board. While PCB vias are crucial for the overall functionality of circuit boards, there are issues associated with them, including their vulnerability to contaminants as well as the possibility of developing solder bridges during
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Do you ever ask yourself why there are those products that are long lasting and there are those that just break down in like between three to six months? One of the biggest culprits is PCB corrosion. First, let us try to consider the question, what is actually meant by the term ‘PCB corrosion’? It
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Backplane PCB is the high-speed backbone that turns complex computing and communication systems into realities. They are specialized circuit boards that act as central interconnects allowing several printed circuit boards or modules to be interconnected in terms of their physical and electrical infrastructure. Designing backplane PCBs has now become more critical due to increasing data rates as well as bandwidth requirements. This article gives an
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The soldering of electronic components onto circuit boards is a very necessary step in PCB assembly. However, what if you put the wrong component, or you need to upgrade the component later? That is the time when you would need desoldering. Desoldering is a process that removes the solder and components from a printed circuit board or any
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