Second Post on Thinking Metric
Folks, Continuing our post on thinking metric: I am 5 feet 10 inches tall or 70 inches. There are 2.54 centimeters per inch, so 2 times 70 = 140, then...
Folks, Continuing our post on thinking metric: I am 5 feet 10 inches tall or 70 inches. There are 2.54 centimeters per inch, so 2 times 70 = 140, then...
Folks, here are some tips and tricks for an easy conversion of celcius to farenheit and vice versa......
An Interview with Professor Patty Coleman....
Folks, Good friends Phil Zarrow and Jim Hall did an episode on their world famous “podcast” “Boardtalk” on the importance of r...
Folks, This year SMTAI is in Minneapolis from October 9 to October 12. I will be giving a paper on hotbar soldering in the morning on Thursday October...
Folks, Digikey colleague Aaron Rollens developed the equation to convert the mass on a spool of solder wire into its length. I also developed the equa...
Folks, Let’s assume you would like to estimate the upper confidence limit of a failure rate. As an example, assume you have 21 samples of 1000 t...
Folks, You are the project manager for a PCB that must function in an environment from -10 to 80 C. The PCB will experience one thermal cycle per day ...
Folks, In my last post, I discussed the concern for copper-tin intermetallic (IMC) growth in solder joints at high service temperatures. Since then, I...
Folks, The service temperature for electronics in a modern automobile can be higher than 125C. These high temperatures raise the concern of copper-tin...
Folks, You have undoubtedly heard in the news that some predict AI will destroy civilization. Even the “Godfather” of AI, Geoffrey Hinton ...
Folks, SMTA’s Electronics in Harsh Environments Conference in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, was a big success. Over 60 people attended from all ov...