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Are SMT components bad for high voltage applications?

Many assembly factories are asking for SMT jobs, while I think through hole would be a better option for a high voltage application. Before the high voltage project is started, we need to make a call on SMT or Through hole parts. Is there a study on this?

in primo luogo, check whether your PCB is high voltage. Parlando in generale, high voltage is defined as starting at 1000V.

Detto ciò, there is absolutely nothing wrong in general with using surface-mount parts in a device running at these voltages, so long as the parts you are using are rated for voltages you are using them at. Keep in mind as well that you do not need to make a single decision between SMT and through-hole parts. You can mix and match both within a single design.

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Oliver Smith

Oliver è un ingegnere elettronico esperto specializzato nella progettazione di PCB, circuiti analogici, sistemi integrati, e prototipazione. La sua profonda conoscenza spazia dall'acquisizione di schemi, codifica del firmware, simulazione, disposizione, analisi, e risoluzione dei problemi. Oliver eccelle nel portare i progetti dall'ideazione alla produzione di massa utilizzando il suo talento nella progettazione elettrica e la sua attitudine meccanica.
Immagine di Oliver Smith

Oliver Smith

Oliver è un ingegnere elettronico esperto specializzato nella progettazione di PCB, circuiti analogici, sistemi integrati, e prototipazione. La sua profonda conoscenza spazia dall'acquisizione di schemi, codifica del firmware, simulazione, disposizione, analisi, e risoluzione dei problemi. Oliver eccelle nel portare i progetti dall'ideazione alla produzione di massa utilizzando il suo talento nella progettazione elettrica e la sua attitudine meccanica.

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