Circuit board assembly starts now!

Circuit board assembly starts now!

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    Hi MAKERphone people,

    This is what electronic circuit boards look like when they come out of a factory.



    They come panelized like this because we need to feed them into a pick-and-place machine that mounts all the tiny (SMD) components that come pre-soldered on the boards.




    After the SMD assembly, the boards are de-panelized with a special CNC machine that cuts them apart with a tiny knife.

    We’ll show you some footage of this process as well!
     

    Expect more updates soon!
     

    Sincerely,

    Albert and the team 

     

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