LEDs cannot suffer high temperatures. Most of the energy wasted by an incandescent bulb is radiated away from the filament as infrared energy, and since the filament operates at a white-hot temperature, the bulb is made to withstand that temperature.
LEDs have to be operated at a much lower temperature, and all of the waste heat is removed by conduction and convection, which requires a heatsink.
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Is there a general rule as to how much clearance you should add to through-hole components’ holes to allow them to fit easily? For example, if I have a component with 1mm pin diameter, what should the diameter of the holes for it’s pads be?
I have some PCBs that were wave soldered but the vias still remain open, they are not filled nor plugged form what I can see. I do not see any solder on the annular rings of the vias either. How do they go about doing so?
I’m planning on releasing a USB powered device. Although I’m comfortable with the safety of the device (has fuses, ferrite beads, etc.) I’m not sure what are my legal obligations regarding consumer safety when selling the product (Europe and US at least).
More and more companies choose to outsource PCB assembly services, and in the process of outsourcing, people are often most concerned about how to reduce
PCB assembly refers to the process of assembling all electronic components such as resistors, transistors, diodes, etc. onto a printed circuit board, and the assembly
Through-hole components are electronic components with leads or terminals that are inserted into holes drilled in a PCB board and soldered to make mechanical and
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