Design for Manufacturability (DFM): Use Surface Mount Components (SMT) – Part 3 of Many

Posted by Chris Denney on Mar 26, 2013 in Blog | 0 comments This is just one article in a series of articles discussing design for manufacturability for electronic assemblies. As a contract manufacturer we see every possible design decision you can imagine. We know what works, and we know what doesn’t. We’re happy to look at your assembly for any manufacturability concerns, whether we’re building the assembly or not. Remember, rule...
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Design for Manufacturability (DFM): Use Surface Mount Components (SMT) – Part 2 of Many

Posted by Chris Denney on Mar 25, 2013 in Blog | 0 comments This is just one article in a series of articles discussing design for manufacturability for electronic assemblies. As a contract manufacturer we see every possible design decision you can imagine. We know what works, and we know what doesn’t. We’re happy to look at your assembly for any manufacturability concerns, whether we’re building the assembly or not. Remember, rule...
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Design for Manufacturability (DFM): Use Surface Mount Components (SMT) – Part 1 of Many

Posted by Chris Denney on Mar 22, 2013 in Blog | 0 comments This is just one article in a series of articles discussing design for manufacturability for electronic assemblies. As a contract manufacturer we see every possible design decision you can imagine. We know what works, and we know what doesn’t. We’re happy to look at your assembly for any manufacturability concerns, whether we’re building the assembly or not. Surface Mount...
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Selective Soldering Tips: Negative Z to Adjust For Board Warp

Posted by Chris Denney on Mar 21, 2013 in Blog | 0 comments This is just one article in a series of articles discussing tips and tricks for using a selective soldering machine. Here at Worthington Assembly Inc. we have a selective soldering machine manufactured by RPS Automation. Our particular model is a 2010 Rhythm model. These article are written by the same person who’s used this machine every day for years. From time to time, we come cross...
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Selective Soldering Tips: Start Where You Finish

Posted by Chris Denney on Mar 20, 2013 in Blog | 0 comments This is just one article in a series of articles discussing tips and tricks for using a selective soldering machine. Here at Worthington Assembly Inc. we have a selective soldering machine manufactured by RPS Automation. Our particular model is a 2010 Rhythm model. These article are written by the same person who’s used this machine every day for years. Sometimes a person can populate a...
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