Any PCB can be manufactured with rounded edges, rounded corners, etc. With modern fabrication methods, it is conceivable that the entire PCB could be made into a round ball.
The mission of PCB is to support the components mounted on it, and to supply the electrical connections between them. As long as it carries out these two functions the actual, shape doesn’t matter.
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I know the paste mask layer is also called the stencil layer. It’s only used for assembly. I want to know if the paste mask layer (both top and bottom layer) is necessary for through hole components. For SMD components I know the paste mask layer is required to solder the components. Is it necessary for through hole components?
My PCBA supplier use molex connectors on the samples order. What are they? What does they feature?
According to IPC-7351, the cathode should be on the left for a molded diode. However, when I use component wizard of my suppliers to create a diode, it places the cathode (K) on the right. Does it depend on the manufacturer? How does the assembly house know which way is correct?
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