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The Printed Circuit Board lab will contain an electronics station (as in the Hub) with the Metcal soldering station and microscope. It will also contain a Voltera V-One PCB Printer (which can print Gerber files onto a board, and can also print solder paste onto normally fabricated boards), a manual pick-and-place machine, and a reflow oven. | The Printed Circuit Board lab will contain an electronics station (as in the Hub) with the Metcal soldering station and microscope. It will also contain a Voltera V-One PCB Printer (which can print Gerber files onto a board, and can also print solder paste onto normally fabricated boards), a manual pick-and-place machine, and a reflow oven. | ||
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| + | The current aces of this area is Nick Stahl (nstahl14@georgefox.edu) and Jake Whipple (jwhipple15@georgefox.edu) | ||
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Revision as of 11:15, 11 October 2018
The Printed Circuit Board lab will contain an electronics station (as in the Hub) with the Metcal soldering station and microscope. It will also contain a Voltera V-One PCB Printer (which can print Gerber files onto a board, and can also print solder paste onto normally fabricated boards), a manual pick-and-place machine, and a reflow oven.
The current aces of this area is Nick Stahl (nstahl14@georgefox.edu) and Jake Whipple (jwhipple15@georgefox.edu)
Equipment