SMD (Surface Mount Device) stencil and laser stencil are both tools used in the process of solder paste application for surface mount assembly of electronic components. These stencils play a crucial role in ensuring accurate and precise placement of solder…
Printed Circuit Boards today face an ever-increasing demand in capabilities including high speed, low weight, higher component density, miniaturization, and more. Multi-layer PCBs can help meet those increased demands. Although they are not simply laid one on top of the other,…
If you are considering a new product launch, a PCB prototype must be on your agenda. Not only do prototypes help to speed up the process and reduce the amount of rework required, importantly they help in timely identification of issues.…
When quoting a Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) project, several factors are considered to determine the cost and feasibility of the project When you are first meeting with an ECM to outsource your PCBA, it may be confusing to decipher how…
Testing PCBs during assembly is an integral part of our manufacturing process. As a reputable electronics contract manufacturer, we Fubon Precision offer a variety of PCB testing methods, to make sure all our boards are dependable and of high quality Testing printed…
Speak of aluminum PCB board and you are sure to speak of their electrical performance as also their thermal dissipation as well as their high dielectric strength. In use since the 1970s, they have in the recent years seen wide…
When it comes to printed circuit boards (PCBs), corrosion can be a nightmare. Not only can it cause serious damage to your PCBs, but it can also be a major safety hazard. As electronic devices become more complex and sophisticated, preventing…
What is a BGA? A BGA, or Ball Grid Array, is a type of integrated circuit (IC) packaging technology used in electronic circuit boards. It is a surface-mount package that provides a more compact and reliable way of connecting an…
How to save PCB costs? 10 Tips You’ll want to know Making low-cost PCBS is not easy and requires a lot of machines, manpower, and process to make it all happen. But your concerns may be different, and you need…
The most straightforward answer: 3D printing is an additive manufacturing technique, while CNC machining is a subtractive manufacturing technique. Next, let’s compare 3D printing and CNC machining based on the following four points: 3D printing and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining…