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I believe I have heard of putting a plugged via right next to a mechanical pad so that the board is stronger there. But I’m not sure what the implications
This question is about the advisability of continuing to use a USB mini-B right angle surface mount connector in my pcb designs. On occasion we see one of these connectors
I am getting a PCB manufactured for a project that I am working on. One of the parts, the A4950 motor driver, has a “pad” on the bottom, which is
I recently ordered some PCB bits from a new supplier to assemble a widget. I want to make temporary connections between different PCBs, but am not convinced I want to
I’m designing a two-layer PCB and I’m very inexperienced. A third-party company will fabricate them. Now, I have a PTH part with a number of closely spaced pins. However, I
I’m using some 0.1% precision 10k and 150k resistors. They are thin film 0603 surface mount. For a lot more, there are also thick film types. Fundamentally and practically, what
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
Every computer PSU I’ve taken apart uses through hole components, though occasionally (not in all cases) surface mount components are found on the bottom. Don’t these have to be hand
Factors like safety certifications and margins of error are more important when it comes to safety critical applications, e.g. aerospace. Lots of content online have showed the pro and cons
I’m working on a capacitive power supply. This is connected to the mains and has no isolation, but operates inside a completely sealed box so there is no hazard to
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