best value for small, slow automatic pick and place
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adafruit wrote:pretty much everyone here uses an MDC 7722
did you read any of http://www.ladyada.net/wiki/mdcpickandplace ?
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For 1-offs the stencilling isn't a problem - polyester stencils and a simple jig made from scrap PCB is fine.
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The vast majority are bypass capacitors, but they also contain ~7 BGAs, ~15 QFNs, ~3 QFPs, and assorted SO8s, SOICs and such. The caps and resistors range from 0201 to 0805.
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blogger wrote:The vast majority are bypass capacitors, but they also contain ~7 BGAs, ~15 QFNs, ~3 QFPs, and assorted SO8s, SOICs and such. The caps and resistors range from 0201 to 0805.
the $8500 quote sounds pretty reasonable especially if thats the assembly of 250/10k or whatever qty you mentioned before. good luck getting anything other than high-end factory lines placing 0201s.
I'm still not sold MDC unit can do 0402s reliably, maybe hardware can, but software sure is dodgy.
Re: best value for small, slow automatic pick and place
The $8500 quote was for 25 PCBs with ~250 components plus 50 PCBs with 1 IC and ~30 caps. Personally, I think that's rather expensive
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mikeselectricstuff wrote:The $8500 quote was for 25 PCBs with ~250 components plus 50 PCBs with 1 IC and ~30 caps. Personally, I think that's rather expensive
That sounds expensive to me unless maybe it includes x-raying of BGAs etc. - ask some other, smaller assembly houses.