Yes, SMT is a link in PCB assembly. In PCB assembly, SMT (Surface Mount Technology) is a process for mounting electronic components onto the PCB board. It mainly includes the following steps:
Match and purchase components according to the BOM order provided by the customer, and confirm the production PMC plan.
After the preliminary preparations are completed, SMT programming begins, laser stencils are made according to the SMT process and solder paste printing is performed.
The components are mounted on the circuit board through an SMT placement machine, and online AOI automatic optical inspection is performed when necessary.
Set the perfect reflow oven temperature profile and let the circuit board flow through the reflow solder.
After the necessary IPQC inspection, the DIP plug-in process is used to pass the plug-in material through the circuit board, and then flows through wave soldering for soldering.
After these steps are completed, the next step is to perform the necessary post-furnace processes, including plug-in, wave soldering, leg trimming, post-soldering processing, board washing and quality inspection.
Overall, SMT is an important link in PCB assembly.