How do I protect myself when testing a PCB that involves an AC line?
I have received PCB samples containing AC line. Test is indispensable process on my side to ensure its quality and function. But is AC line dangerous? How do I protect
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I have received PCB samples containing AC line. Test is indispensable process on my side to ensure its quality and function. But is AC line dangerous? How do I protect
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I want to unambiguously refer to an assembled PCB that has been tested.
Does anyone know a standard term for a PCBA that has been through test (assuming a single
I’ve ordered fabrication and assembly of small PCB batches (100pcs) a couple of times already. Each time the factory asked me if I want to do test on the PCB.
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We plan to visit factory next week. Could we know more about how many basic PCB testings in EMS field?
We had a number of flexi-rigid PCBs fabricated and assembled by a company in the UK. When the boards arrived and we tested them, we discovered a couple of failed
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