Prototyping with surface mount
R. Laschinski
Abstract
R. Laschinski
Abstract
The surface mount universal board concept as well as low cost assembly and soldering methods outlined can put surface mount technology within the reach of any engineer having the need or desire to use surface mount components. At a minimum many circuit designs can be tested and developed easily, and the possibility exists that small production quantities of custom circuit networks or modules could be produced with a minimum investment in equipment.
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The surface mount universal board concept as well as low cost assembly and soldering methods outlined can put surface mount technology within the reach of any engineer having the need or desire to use surface mount components. At a minimum many circuit designs can be tested and developed easily, and the possibility exists that small production quantities of custom circuit networks or modules could be produced with a minimum investment in equipment.
Key concepts: Mount, Surface-mount technology, Printed circuit board, Soldering, Surface (topology), Solder paste, Investment (military), SMT placement equipment