When getting prototype PCBs made, I always make sure to get some extras - e.g: 6x assembled, 2x bare PCBs.
It lets you double-triple-extra check your boards when things are behaving weirdly. The manufacturing files only go so far in telling you the truth if a mistake was made during fabrication.
Does anyone else do this too?
Any particularly fun stories? 😀
Attie Grande /
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2024-01-16 22:16:01
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