The designer places marks on copper layer for easy identification after the artwork is prepared. Part number on the copper layer will last till the PCB lasts itself.
#PCB Design
Home » Questions » PCB Design » Why is the PCB part number traditionally on a copper layer?
The designer places marks on copper layer for easy identification after the artwork is prepared. Part number on the copper layer will last till the PCB lasts itself.
#PCB Design
According to IPC-7351, the cathode should be on the left for a molded diode. However, when I use component wizard of my suppliers to create a diode, it places the cathode (K) on the right. Does it depend on the manufacturer? How does the assembly house know which way is correct?
I’m making a 4 layer PCB prototype that uses a bluetooth mcu connected to a 2.4GHz chip antenna. I’m thinking about what to do with the feedline, whether it should be buried on one of the middle layers, or left on the top layer. To get a 50 ohm line, should I choose top layer with 13-mil width or buried miccrostrip with 7-mild width?
I am making a large prototype of a device that requires a large PCB (about 15x20inches). I am able to etch my own circuit board in copper laminates, but I cannot find large enough laminates. I have checked Alibaba and aliexpress and they only have a few suppliers that make laminates that big.
Have you ever opened up the case of a broken smartphone or smartwatch? If yes, you will be familiar with small circuits packed into such
Fiducial marks, also known as fiducials, are small copper markers printed on PCB that serve as visual reference points during assembly and inspection, allowing automated
The space of printed circuit boards (PCBs) is often at a premium in modern, compact product designs, optimizing PCB size has become an essential consideration.
Electronic Manufacturing
Contact Us
Copyright ©2022 MOKO Technology | Your Trusted EMS Partner 粤ICP备15085690号