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The SMT & THT assembly process
News and PR from ABL Circuits Ltd - Published 04 October 2022
When the components for your printed circuit boards (PCBs) have been sourced and gathered, they need to be physically mounted to the board itself. To view the full news article click the pdf below:
Surface mount technology (SMT) involves soldering PCB components into their required locations on the PCB's substrate
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