Category: PCB Assembly

Lead solder has been the mainstream choice in PCB manufacturing for the past few decades due to its economical and low melting point. However, with

Soldering is the key step in the PCB assembly process, attaching components on the board to perform the intended function of PCBAs. The soldering quality

PCB delamination refers to the layers within the board separating, weakening the circuit board structure, and influencing performance. This defect commonly occurs during PCB manufacturing,

An IC Package serves as an enclosure to shield the integrated circuit from external influences, such as moisture, physical damage, and dust. Except for the housing,

As PCBs become increasingly small, THT components are not an ideal option, as they occupy larger spaces on the boards. Surface-mount components that save board

SMT (surface mount technology) is a core technology in PCB assembly. As placement accuracy and component density keep rising, solder paste printing demands greater precision.

PCB panelization is an important step in the circuit board production. A PCB panel combines many small printed circuit boards into one larger board. Compared to producing PCBs individually, panelization

The assembly process involves installing the necessary components on the blank PCB. There are two commonly used methods: SMT vs. THT. Both feature distinct characteristics