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While conformal coatings may have been something of an afterthought at the front of the design process, that can no longer be the case. Conformal coatings are now a critical part of any board assembly that might be subjected to challenging conditions.
In this issue of SMT007 Magazine, we look at how the new manufacturing demands are driving change and innovation in conformal coating products, systems, and technologies.
The August 2019 issue of SMT007 Magazine is now on the virtual newsstand, and available for delivery in your e-mailbox by subscribing here.
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