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38 Cards in this Set
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pcb |
printed circuit board |
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essential components in electronic devices, providing mechanical support and electrical connections |
pcb |
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importance of pcb |
to organize |
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engineer who worked for a newspaper company who invented the concept of printing conductive copper |
paul eisler |
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the back bone of all modern day electronic devices |
pcb |
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basic components |
substrate conductive layer solder mask |
scs |
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back material of pcb, usually made of fiber glass epoxy or other rigid materials |
substrate |
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comsists of copper traces that connects various components create electrical pathways |
conductive layer |
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protective layer prevents short circuit insulates conductive traces |
solder mask |
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pcb design process |
component placement routing schematic capture |
crs |
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choosing optimal loc |
component placement |
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creating parts for technical connections between components while considering signal integrity ang impedance |
routing |
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translating the circuit diagram with a physical board design using specialized software |
schematic capture |
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pcb fabrication method |
chemical etching pcb milling additive process |
cpa |
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process of using chemicals to remove unwanted copper |
chemical etching |
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utilizing a rotary tool to remove copper |
pcb milling |
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building up copper layers through electroplating method |
additive process |
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pcb assembly techniques |
surface mount tech through hole tech automated assembly |
sta |
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mounting components directly onto the surface of the pcb |
smt |
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enabling high component density and efficient assembly |
smt |
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inserting component leads into drilled holes and soldering them to conductive layer |
tht |
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utilizing pick and place machine for mounting and soldering |
automated assembly |
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state common pcb issues |
short circuit open circuit high impedance electromagnetic interference |
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exploring the use of nano materials |
nano tech. integration |
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advancement in materials to enable flexible and bendable pcbs |
flexible pcbs |
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utilizing additive manufacturing techniques to prod. complex and customizable pcb designs |
3d printing |
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can occur when there is an unintended connection between two nodes leading to excessive current flow and potential damages |
short circuit |
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lack of connectivity between two points resulting in disruption of current flow and functionality |
open circuit |
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improper component placement leads to signal interference, functionality issues and potential overheating |
high impedance |
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data corruption/loss due to impedance mismatch |
electromagnetic interference |
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to identify burns, damaged components blahblahblah |
visual inspection |
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testing for continuity voltage and resistance with a multimeter to pin point spec prob |
using a multimeter |
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helps detecting hotspots caused by overloading/faculty components |
thermal imaging |
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state future trends |
nano tech integration |
nf3 |
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state quality control of pcb |
automated machine |
uts=ava |
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utilizing machine to conduct tests |
automated machine |
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thougroughly exami ning the pcb |
visual inspection |
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subjecting the pcbs to ageing and stress testing |
ageing and stress testing |
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