Design for Manufacturability (DFM) Tips

The suggestions in the link below are very conservative, not realistic for high density designs with fine pitch parts.  However good advice for simple low cost designs.

http://www.circuitservices.com/baretips.htm

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Conductive Fill or Non-Conductive Fill ?

“Which is the Best Choice for My Design?”

"90% or more products today specify non-conductive epoxy"

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How to Avoid Common Signal Integrity Issues in Your Designs

How to Avoid Common Signal Integrity Issues in Your Designs: - Barry Olney

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Fastpro - Metal Stamping

Etching, Laser cutting, Stampings, Sheet Metal, Machining and Welding

Lead time and costs are controlled because Faspro has photo etching, Laser cutting, heat treating, plating and forming in-house.

Faspro specializes in board shields, contacts, metal antennas and other thin gauge formed metal parts. 

Faspro checks for 100% shield coplanarity.

*Standard lead times are 5-12 business days but can be expedited in 2 days if needed.

*1 part to thousands of parts

*Only 3D models needed

*ITAR Registered

www.fasprotech.com

Voltera - Circuit Printer

Voltera - Circuit Printer:

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SMT Cable Clips | Harwin

Browse Products | Harwin:

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EMI/RFI Shielding - Autosplice

EMI/RFI Shielding: Autosplice



Notes:

• Limited number of insertion cycles, clips will loose retention strength after the shields are pulled off and replaced.
• Pads and soldermask need to be tightly defined to accurately register the clips during reflow soldering. 
• Place covers on after testing and rework have been completed to minimize insertion cycles.