Yes unless the design is optimized. If the PCB is an automotive electronics solution, it should not only withstand slight shocks, it should also withstand vibrations and some harder shocks.It is advisable to use only those connectors designed for such cables and don’t solder the cable at all. There are additional strain-relief parts for those connectors and cables.
Or, you can ask for design tips from your assembly house to ensure successful mass production.
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Some ICs have their pins labelled only with numerical values and some use alphanumeric labels. I want to know what is the correct naming term for these cases.
Is it ok to call all the chips with alphanumeric labels BGA (ball grid array)? And for chips with only numeric pin labels the chip should be called DIL (dual in line)?
Is it safe to use mains (UK 230V) on stripboard? It will be going to a transformer so I can control some appliance. Or should I design a custom PCB to do this?
During auditing PCBA suppliers, an automatic testing process leave great impression in my mind. What’s that? And does it damage the PCBA because its probes seems contact the board closely?
A common question when designing complex printed circuit boards for advanced electronics is whether to use stacked or staggered vias to route connections between layers.
0 ohm resistor, when you first see it, you must be wondered: what’s the function of such an electronic component if it cannot resist anything?
People expect electronic products to be rich in functions, but also require them to be small and portable, which brings new challenges to circuit board
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