If getting boards fully assembled, you could put 0 ohm resistors over the score line.
Read More:What Is a 0 Ohm Resistor? What Is It Used For?
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If getting boards fully assembled, you could put 0 ohm resistors over the score line.
Read More:What Is a 0 Ohm Resistor? What Is It Used For?
#PCB Design
I am designing a 2 layer PCB with components on both side of it. SMT components are one one side of PCB, but TH (through hole) components are on both sides. I need to understanding something mentioned by the supplier called primary and secondary sides.
While bored recently, I decided to take apart a few old pieces of electronic equipment and attempt to reverse-engineer them. I’ve been doing pretty well, but I’ve come to an IC that I can identify but doesn’t seem to exist on the manufacturer’s website.
Some online tutorials about soldering TH components, like transistors and ICs, are delicate components and can be easily damaged by heat. When it comes to soldering surface mount IC and components, some prefer to use a reflow oven which heats up the them to a temperature above the melting point of solder. So why?
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