Exporting circuit boards to the EU must comply with ROHS 2.0 (2011/65/EU) and subsequent amendments (such as the addition of 10 restricted substances), which primarily focus on controlling the content of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic products. Below is the complete testing process, key requirements, pitfalls to avoid, and recommended institutions, applicable for listing … Read more
Regarding the GCC (U.S. Customs and Border Protection) testing items for refrigerator magnets, the main testing standards and items are as follows: 1. Core Testing Items 1. Magnet Safety Standards (16 CFR Part 1262) This assesses the magnetic strength of magnets to prevent interference with sensitive devices such as medical equipment (e.g., pacemakers). 2. ASTM … Read more
Clickthe blue textto follow us When processing PCBA or looking for PCBA outsourcing manufacturers, customers often ask: “How can I tell if this PCBA board uses lead-free technology?” Today, let’s discuss several practical methods for judgment, which even non-electronic engineers can quickly discern. 1. Observe the color and luster of the solder joints The most … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us Overview of RoHS Lead-Free Process In the field of electronic manufacturing, a technology known as the RoHS lead-free process is gradually replacing traditional leaded soldering methods. This technology uses lead-free solder in the PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly) process to reduce the use of lead and comply with … Read more
PCB Network News On many circuit boards or electronic products, we often see the following symbols. Do you know what they mean? FCC mark, CE mark, hand symbol, and trash can symbol on Atmel development boards RoHS mark and RU mark on NXP development boards Hand symbol, trash can symbol, and Pb mark on NXP … Read more