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Nov 08, 2024
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ELT 393 - Fabrication Techniques Credits: 4 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Construction and repair techniques use in modern electronics. Students will design and fabricate electronic circuits using PCB design and milling techniques. Soldering and desoldering of surface mount and thru-hole technologies will be covered with modern soldering techniques. Prerequisite: ELT 383 or ELT 325 Competencies
- Comprehend the difference between schematics and packaging choices.
- Understand schematic symbols and associate with multiple package diagrams.
- Choose the proper package for the appropriate application requirements.
- Create a schematic diagram from a circuit board
- Using Schematic and PCB design software
- Create the title block that will be used for all drawings
- Use schematic capture software to draw a schematic diagram
- Demonstrate how to create a custom symbol library.
- Associate package layouts to schematic symbols
- Transfer and troubleshoot schematic to PCB layouts
- Manipulate PCB layouts using auto placement and auto routing tools.
- Create 3D circuit board layouts for project proposals
- Generate industry standard Gerber and N/C export files for automated circuit board manufacturing.
- Be able to build prototype circuits and finished PCBs.
- Produce a single/double sided circuit board:
- Import files and set up automated milling equipment.
- Demonstrate automated milling proficiency
- Investigate and solve milling errors.
- Desolder and solder surface mount pc board electronic components.
- Remove and resolder teacher designated ICs from a printed circuit board using soldering wick without damage.
- Remove and resolder teacher disignated ICs from a printed circuit board using continouos vacuum without damage.
- Distinguish the elements of a project proposal, and complete/present a final project.
- Describe different fabrication techniques for making printed circuit boards.
- Layout.
- Function of multi-layer boards
- Steps involved in board production
- Economics of mass production
- Use appropriate safety standards for :
- Handheld tools
- Automated milling equipment and cleaning chemicals
- Personal safety equipment
- Handling of semiconductors
- ESD prevention
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