Printed Circuits Boards

Assembly of through-hole components

  • Wave soldering:

    - Maximum dimensions of PCB - 460x400 mm

    - SMD components on solder side and on components side

    - No clean water-soluble flux

  • Solder-iron assembly

 

Technological requirements

  • Preferred PCB finishing: hot-air solder level, Nickel/Gold

  • Components should be in original packaging appropriate for automated assembly (tapes, reels, sticks and trays )

  • Technological limits:

    - Minimum spacing between SMT components - 0,5 mm

    - Minimum spacing between a SMT components and a through-hole component - 1 mm

    - Mounting pads dimensions - according to recommended by the company drawings.

    - Mounting pads dimensions on the photomask for preparation of the solder stencil - identical to these of the mounting pads, special for fine. pitch components

    - No through-holes in the mounting pads

    - The pads of adjacent components should be separated by soldermask (even if they are electrically shorted)

  • Required data:

    - BOM: nominal value, tolerance, type, package ( see example )

    - Assembly diagram (including component reference and type/value, e.g. C21 - 680p, T8 - BC807)

    - Photomask for solder stencil preparation - positive image on the emulsion side

    - Pick&Place files preferred

    We are ready to answer all your questions

 

Design

We can design for you the layout of your PCB so that you can receive a complete product out of your drawing. All we need is:

  • complete electric diagram;

  • comprehensive parts list: value, type, tolerance and package of the passive components; type and package of the active components;

  • maximum dimensions or outline drawing if odd-shape is required;

  • any other specific requirements.

previous page "RESISTORS" main page "PRODUCTS"next page "Components Supply"   

 

[home] [new] [about] [products] [request] [quality] [contact]


Tel.:(+359 2) 974 39 76 ; 974 39 54    Fax: (+359 2) 974 39 31  

hic@hic.bg

batev@hic.bg

 

Designed by HIC Ltd Created: 02/04/00 Last modified:04/13/07