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What industry standard applies to a pad/part size mismatch? Well, how's this for a mouthful, "IPC-J-STD-001D, Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Table 7-4, Dimensional Criteria- Chip Components - Rectangular or Square End Components - 1, 3 or 5." In this case, it's specifically the minimum end solder joint width on a rectangular chip ...
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In the handling of circuit board assemblies placing them into systems, is ambient air humidification necessary if other means of protection are enforced including ESD mats/table tops, ESD wrist ...
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Anyone familiar with high-frequency and microwave-printed circuits understands the sensitive design considerations each requires. Occasionally, you may need to reduce a circuit or conductor width when a pad or conductor violates space requirements. This type of modification is an extremely ...
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New research reported in the ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering journal has created a sturdy, lightweight material that disintegrates on demand ...
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Trivia
What is measured in Becquerels?
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