Design for Excellence is a set of technical recommendations that can be applied when designing a product.
Read moreAnode and cathode. A brief and simple explanation of the principle of which electrode of the device is the anode and which is the cathode.
Read moreCorrosion of electrical connectors is related to various factors. Key aspects include contact finish and moisture ingress.
Read moreThe contact finish in electrical connectors has a huge impact on the correct transmission of signals or the delivery of power.
Read moreD-FMEA, P-FMEA, S-FMEA, C-FMEA, R-FMEA, or maybe FMECA or FMEDA? Discover the types of FMEA analyses and their applications.
Read moreFMEA analysis has its origins in the 1940s. Learn about the interesting history and current standards.
Read moreThe distinction between the terms rework, repair, and modification is crucial in customer-supplier relations.
Read moreElectrochemical migration and the resulting dendrites are the cause of many electronic device failures.
Read moreSMD components can be sensitive to moisture. Learn about the MSL levels and recommendations of the IPC/JEDEC J-STD-033 standard.
Read moreWave soldering requires ensuring the right temperature-time profile. Learn about the key requirements.
Read moreReflow soldering requires an appropriate temperature-time profile. Learn about the main aspects of correct profiling.
Read moreFlux is a substance that removes metal oxides from surfaces to be soldered. Learn about the application and classification of fluxes.
Read moreSolder paste is a powdered alloy mixed with a flux. Learn more about the function, types per to J-STD-005 and recommendations for use.
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