5 benefits to use Xray component counter
← Back to Blog What is Xray component counter? Xray component counter machine is a device used to count the number of electronic components on a reel.SMD stands for surface mount device. It is also named as SMT parts counter, SMD parts counter.It is typically used in the manufacturing process of electronic circuits, where components […]
How to manage your MSD in better way
← Back to Blog What is MSD? A moisture barrier bag is a type of packaging material that is designed to prevent moisture from entering or leaving the bag. It is typically made of a plastic film that is coated with a moisture-resistant layer, such as an aluminum or polyethylene layer. Moisture barrier bags are […]
4 reasons for ionic contamination test
An ionic contamination tester is a device used to measure the level of ionic contamination on a surface. It is typically used to test the cleanliness of electronic components and devices, such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), to ensure that they are free from ionic contamination that could interfere with their proper functioning.
Poka Yoke
← Back to Blog Poka yoke is a Japanese term that means “mistake-proofing” or “error-proofing.” It is a quality control method that aims to prevent mistakes or errors from occurring in the first place by designing processes and systems in a way that makes it difficult or impossible for mistakes to happen. The concept of […]
Root Cause Analysis
← Back to Blog What is Root Cause Analysis? Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a method used to find the root cause of any malfunction, deficiency, or problem. It is most famously used in industries such as healthcare, science, and manufacturing/engineering but its principles can be used in any environment. As a fundamental problem-solving tool, […]
Downtime
← Back to Blog What is Downtime? Downtime is defined as any period where production has stopped. The production is still costing money but no revenue is being generated. Within manufacturing, there are numerous causes of downtime such as machine breakdowns, workforce shortages, worker injuries, resource shortages, poor scheduling, and even planned downtime. Some instances […]
Design Failure Mode Effects Analysis (DFMEA)
← Back to Blog A Design Failure Mode Effects Analysis is an investigative summary of the potential risks during production that are identified in the design stage. From a history in aerospace engineering, FMEA applications now stretch from industries like software and manufacturing. KEY TAKEAWAYS Allows engineers to assess risk factors before resources spent Data […]
PCB Contamination Testing Discussion
PCB can suffer from a variety of problems if the surface is contaminated with electrically conducting materials. Combined with moisture, this results in a lowering of resistance between tracks and pads and can lead to corrosion of metals