The Glossary of Terms: A to Z Guide For Cable, Wire Harness, & PCB Assemblies
The Glossary of Terms: A to Z Guide For Cable, Wire Harness, & PCB Assemblies
Before starting a partnership, knowing the vocabulary for different assemblies is necessary for understanding the project at hand. Taking the time to learn more about complex systems gives the designer and manufacturer more power. Their conversations can be more productive, the customizable options are clear, and the level of innovation can be elevated.
This guide includes terms associated with Printed Circuit Boards, Cable, Wire Harness, and Box Build Assemblies. It recognizes the most critical vocab and lingo in the assembly processes. As this industry is constantly changing, there will always be room to learn new practices — but it’s essential to be familiar with the basics before tackling the next frontier.
To start the glossary journey, download it here!
The Shortcut to Success: A Checklist
The Shortcut to Success: A Checklist
In electronic manufacturing, precision, reliability, and functionality are all pillars of assembling a successful end product. Every project is held to a specific standard of performance, and in this case, Printed Circuit Boards act as a judge of accomplishment or failure.
This checklist provides a detailed explanation of the path to PCBA production.
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The Shortcut to Success: A Road Map to PCBA Prototypes
The Shortcut to Success: A Road Map to PCBA Prototypes
In electronic manufacturing, precision, reliability, and functionality are all pillars of assembling a successful end product. A prototype eBook gives context for all parts of the prototype assembly process. Every project is held to a specific standard of performance, and in this case, Printed Circuit Boards act as a judge of accomplishment or failure.
This eBook provides an overview of PCB prototyping, prototype variations and timelines, a checklist for project success, and more.
To learn more, download your free copy today!
Download Key Considerations for Medical PCB Assembly
Key Considerations for Medical PCB Assembly
Electronic devices and diagnostic tools for medical use must be engineered for exceptional precision, long life cycles, and reliable performance to ensure the safety and well-being of patients. Medical manufacturers meet these requirements by integrating high-quality PCBAs into their products.
Given the critical nature of the applications they support, medical device printed circuit board assemblies must meet extremely strict quality and cleanliness standards. Furthermore, with the current trend toward smaller and lighter devices, the PCB assembly process often involves tightly packing multiple connections onto a small surface to ensure that the completed assembly will fit within compact spaces.
Download our eBook, Key Considerations for Medical PCB Assembly, for an overview of the important considerations for designing and assembling these small yet dense layouts.