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Screaming Circuits Blog Hits 200 Articles
March 17, 2008 |Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
CANBY, Ore. Screaming Circuits has reached the 200-article mark on its design engineering blog, blog.screamingcircuits.com. The blog was created as a resource to help electrical design engineers solve board layout and assembly problems.
Authors write about many of the challenges associated with design engineering, including CAD parts libraries, PCB finishes, new components, layout challenges, new materials, and RoHS topics. The blog has special sections devoted to hot industry topics, like via-in-pad. Readers can also download design guide PDFS dealing with QFN design guidelines, marking diodes, and centroid files.
The company sees myriad PCB and component technologies every day and can share lessons learned about advanced packages such as 0201 passives, tiny QFN parts, micro BGAs; PCB finishes such as ENIG, immersion silver, OSP, RoHS, and non-RoHS; and layout techniques such as via-in-pad, solder paste layer design, and package selection, according to Duane Benson, Web marketing manager, Screaming Circuits. Comments and posts from guest bloggers are welcome.
For more information, see blog.screamingcircuits.com.