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      PCB & PCB Assembly

      PCB Assembly

      pcb-manufacturing

      PCB Assembly Steps

      1. PCB Fabrication (Bare Board)

      • PCB is manufactured from Gerber files
      • Copper layers, solder mask, and silkscreen are applied
      • Electrical testing of the bare board is done

      Output: Empty PCB with pads, vias, and traces

      2. Solder Paste Application

      • Stainless steel stencil aligned with PCB
      • Solder paste spread onto component pads
      • Ensures correct solder volume

      Used mainly for: SMT assembly

      3. Component Placement (SMT)

      • Pick-and-place machine mounts SMD components
      • Components placed on solder paste
      • High-speed and high-precision process

      Components: Resistors, capacitors, ICs, BGAs, QFNs

      4. Reflow Soldering

      • PCB passes through temperature-controlled oven
      • Solder paste melts and forms joints
      • Components are permanently attached

      Key control: Temperature profile

      5. Through-Hole Component Insertion (THT)

      • Leads inserted into drilled holes
      • Can be manual or automated
      • Used for connectors, transformers, large capacitors

      6. Wave / Hand Soldering (THT)

      • Wave soldering for mass production
      • Hand soldering for prototypes or repairs
      • Solder bonds leads to pads

      7. Inspection & Quality Control

      • AOI (Automated Optical Inspection)
      • X-ray inspection for BGAs
      • Visual inspection for solder defects

      Checks for: Shorts, opens, misalignment

      8. Electrical Testing

      • In-Circuit Test (ICT)
      • Functional Testing (FCT)
      • Confirms circuit operates correctly

      9. Cleaning & Final Assembly

      • Flux residue removal
      • Final visual inspection
      • Preparation for coating or packaging

      10. Conformal Coating

      A thin, protective polymer layer applied to printed circuit boards (PCBs) that “conforms” to components and traces, shielding them from moisture, dust, chemicals, and corrosion.

      Why It’s Used

      • Moisture & humidity protection
      • Corrosion resistance (salts, pollutants)
      • Prevents leakage & short circuits
      • Improves reliability in harsh environments
      • Extends product lifespan

      Common Coating Types

      TypeBest ForProsCons
      Acrylic (AR)General electronicsEasy rework, fast dryModerate chemical resistance
      Silicone (SR)High temp, vibrationFlexible, wide temp rangeHarder to remove
      Urethane (UR)Chemical exposureExcellent chemical resistanceDifficult rework
      Parylene (XY)High-reliabilityUltra-thin, uniformExpensive, special process

      Conformal Coating Machine (Automated / Selective)

      Typical use: Medium–high volume production

      Key features:

      • Programmable XYZ motion
      • Precise needle/spray valves
      • Minimal masking required
      • Consistent thickness & repeatability

      Conformal Coating Hand Application (Manual)

      Typical use: Prototypes, rework, low volume

      Key features:

      • Brush, aerosol spray, or syringe
      • Low equipment cost
      • Operator-dependent quality

      Box Build PCB Assembly

      What PCB Box Build Consists Of

      • PCB mounted inside enclosure (metal or plastic)
      • Wiring & cable harnesses (connectors, terminals)
      • Mechanical assembly (standoffs, brackets, screws)
      • Power supplies, switches, fans, displays (as required)
      • Labels & grounding points