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Did you know that solder paste printing is a key step in surface mount technology (SMT) assembly? From smartphones to laptops, solder paste printing ensures that tiny components stay in place on circuit boards. But what exactly is solder paste printing, and why is it...

PCB resistor – it’s the backbone of your circuit board. It's what keeps the current in check and ensures your components function properly. Did you know that resistors control the flow of electricity to prevent overheating? Without them, your circuit would be a mess,...

Counterfeits are a big problem in electronics. These fake parts can mess with a device's performance and even pose safety risks. To avoid using counterfeit components, you need a solid strategy. This means being able to spot fakes and ensuring you get high-quality,...

Capacitors are essential components in any PCB. Simple projects use electrolytic capacitors, but high-speed systems need ceramics or tantalum SMD capacitors. These offer benefits like lower voltages and tighter tolerances. In this guide, we'll compare ceramic and...

For many years, solder was made from a mix of lead and tin, but recent concerns about exposure to lead are changing that. Lead-free solder is safer and more eco-friendly, making it a material of choice for many PCB assembly services (including our team at My EMS...

Data analytics is reshaping how the electronic component supply chain operates. Companies are tapping into big data to speed up their responses to supply chain issues and boost their efficiency. With data analytics on their side, about 46% of these companies are...

Good Manufacturing Practices, or GMP, ensure that cable assemblies are made precisely every time. This system uses strict procedures, rules, and documentation to maintain quality at every step. From selecting materials to final inspections, GMP helps prevent mistakes...

Have you ever wondered who's behind the tech you use every day? The correct answer involves several key players, such as OEM and EMS. OEMs are the creators designing the gadgets, while EMS companies focus on assembling them. Let's take a closer look at how these...

Ah, the age-old question: Should you manufacture electronics in the U.S. or venture overseas? This choice goes beyond mere cost comparisons, weaving in quality, speed, and how each aligns with your business vision. Let's break it down, chip by chip, and see what might...

Reflow soldering—originating from the drive towards miniaturization and reliability in electronics—transforms the assembly of components on PCBs. Using heat to forge durable connections, this technique has become a cornerstone in manufacturing modern electronic...

People often use the terms cable assembly and wire harness interchangeably, thinking they refer to the same thing. This confusion stems from their similar applications—both are used to conduct electricity or transmit signals and to protect and organize wires. Despite...