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All too often, valuable circuit boards are scrapped due to base material damage. Actually, boards with base material damage can be reliably repaired. Now that large circuit boards can exceed 30-inch dimensions, up to a half-inch thick, weigh 30 to 50 pounds, and be worth up to $20,000 to $30,000 - the importance of knowing how to repair base material damage, rather than scrapping the board, may indeed make a significant impact on a company's bottom ...
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What is the best method for removing a SMT array package that has been underfilled and cured? Mechanically, thermally, chemically? A combination of methods? Is there is an industry approved method ...
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The Circuit Bond Kit contains 10 packages of clear, low viscosity, superior strength adhesive, precisely measured in two-compartment plastic packages. They are easy to use and there is no measuring. Once cured, this adhesive makes an excellent electrical insulator with good high temperature, mechanical and impact resistance properties. Circuit Bond can be used to repair scratches and burns in circuit board base materials and repair damaged solder mask. The kit also contains mixing sticks, mixing cups and foam swabs.
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Circuit Technology Center and Keysight Technologies have teamed up to provide the test world with a complete turn-key approach for testing DIMMS directly at BGA component sites. Keysight Technologies W2630A series DDR2 BGA probes enable probing of embedded memory DIMMs directly at the ball grid array with ...
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Many of the toughest problems in medicine, chemistry, nano-technology and cyber-security, simply can't be solved using conventional digital computing technology. That's wherere quantum computing comes in. Unfortunately, creating a general-purpose quantum computer has proven to be overwhelmingly difficult. And the resulting hardware prototypes have proven about as reliable ...
Technology Briefing
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Trivia
What are the next smaller prefixes after micro, nano, and pico?
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Quote of the Week
"Time moves in one direction, memory in another."
William Gibson
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