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I'm working on my first PCB that integrates both an AC source (with protective earth/PE) and a DC ground plane (GND). This board is designed for high current (up to 10A), so good layout and grounding ...
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I am trying to desolder a micro connector, and one of the through-holes where the connector legs are soldered is so small that I cannot remove the excess solder. I have tried using flux, adding new ...
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Are there probes that are designed to insert snugly into 40-mil holes (about the size of those needed by a DuPont connector)? I am thinking of something that looks like a banana plug with springs on ...
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For instance, let's assume a copper trace width of 10 mm on both sides of a double-layer FR4 board with a thickness of 1.5 mm, copper thickness 35 µm (1 ounce per square foot). The traces are ...
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I'm interested to know if there are real-world measurement values available for the resistance contribution of vias (or plated through holes). Sure - there is no widespread definition of what a ...
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I had some hard time soldering new switches to my computer mouse, now it looks like I lost some solder pads, what shouild I do? Every other component of the PCB seems ok cuz I didnt touch it. Photos:
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Does the part that says, "Plate Through Holes with copper, 0.001" thick min" mean that 0.001" hole plating will be applied to all plated holes? I am new to the fabrication process and I am wondering ...
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I'm making a stm32 board at home. How can I plate through holes low cost at home? Is there a low cost through hole plating kit?
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As far as I understand, through holes in PCBs are often plated, hence the term PTH. Letting red denote copper, the first figure shows a through hole which is plated, and the second figure shows one ...
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I have been etching my own boards as part of my hobby interest into electronics, and I can't help but wonder how exactly is the typical printed circuit board manufactured? Unfortunately, details on ...
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I need to create this package on EAGLE but I've problems with this elongated plated holes on sides. How I can do that?
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Drawing the land pattern for a through hole part and am seeing this extra information below the main hole diameter (and tolerance): For example, let's look at the one drawn right below the LED symbol (...
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I recently designed a board and got them produced. I had specified plated holes at some locations. But the PCBs came without them (unplated). I decided to check the Gerber files to see if it was ...
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I’m designing a bed of nails test jig. I want my test probes to fit snugly in the circuit board, but want to allow for variation in the through hole plating of the hole. In Altium, when you specify ...
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I need my pads for connectors to be plated so that the pins from the connectors can be soldered. But the bottom side cannot have copper pad/annular ring. I have made the pads as shown in the figure ...
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I'm designing a new PCB where I have a whack of connectors that have to line up with the metalwork. These are a two-piece Neutrik XLR connector where the insert is soldered to the PCB and then mates ...
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I am new to PCB design, and I am using Eagle for this purpose. I am confused by mounting holes and through holes. They are all holes, what's the difference? In Eagle, layer of drills(layer 44) is used ...
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