What is difference between prototype and standard order? Why we suggest to choose the PCB prototype before the standard order? Under what circumstances is PCB prototype recommended? What are the ...

Traditionally, PCB prototypes were hand-assembled by technicians, which offered flexibility for unique or experimental designs. However, manual assembly is slow, prone to human error, and not suitable ...

I spend a good portion of my time meeting with companies in the EOEM (electronics-original-equipment-manufacturing) market, and most of those meetings are with semiconductor vendors due to the vast ...

Many PCB manufacturers refrain from launching their products on Kickstarter due to the complexities involved. The traditional PCB developers require a minimal order of a few thousand to start the ...

Prototyping is a necessary step in your production process. To prototype is to create a sample of your product that you will be showing to your investors, board members or to simply test the ...

At the heart of all modern electronics lies the Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA), a critical process that entails the mounting of various electronic components — resistors, capacitors, and ...

Back in 2010, Bob Pease sent me a couple pictures of some prototype printed circuit boards (PCBs) he had made in the early 1960s. Pease got to be a great analog engineer because he would hack away at ...

When we think of assembling a PCB, we’re almost always thinking about solder. Whether in paste form or on the spool, hand-iron or reflow, some molten metal is usually in the cards. [Stephen Hawes] is ...