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BESTProto September/October 2011 Newsletter

Posted on: September 27th, 2011

Getting Via in Pad Right the First Time!

There are numerous reasons you may want to use via-in-pad designs. These reasons may include all /some of the following:

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BESTProto June/July 2011 Newsletter

Posted on: September 7th, 2011

TI OMAP Placement-Experience Counts!

BESTProto has experience in assembling the TI OMAP processor PoPs for a variety of prototype assembly applications. We use a…

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BESTProto March/April 2011 Newsletter

Posted on: September 7th, 2011

LGA Placement Several clients recently have come to BESTProto where the build has included Land Grid Array (LGA) package types. Land Array packages are part of the…

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BESTProto January/February 2011 Newsletter

Posted on: September 7th, 2011

REACH (Registration, Evaluation & Authorization of Chemicals).

In 2011 you will likely be hearing quite a bit about the REACH regulations. Below is a summary of these new European regulations and how it may impact the electronics business.

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BESTProto Fall 2010 Newsletter

Posted on: October 11th, 2010

Mixing Lead-Free and Tin-Lead Solder on a PCB Assembly

In this issue we talk about mixing lead-free (RoHS) solder with tin-lead solder (Sn63) paste on your PCB assemblies.   This situation arises most often when introducing a lead-free BGA (Ball Grid Array) device with a PCB assembly that’s being processed using tin-lead solder.

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BESTProto Spring 2010 Newsletter

Posted on: June 16th, 2010

BESTProto proudly announces that we are now ITAR registered. (International Traffic in Arms Regulations).

For those unfamiliar with ITAR it’s a mandate by the U.S. Department of State with regulations that dictate that any  Click here to read more: