Tag: PCB

New parts added To help you increase the breadth of models you offer to your customers, we added over 1 million parts to SnapEDA from manufacturers like Samtec, Panasonic, Texas Instruments, Telit, PUI Audio, Laird, Azoteq, Traco Power, Micro Crystal, among others, that include...

The new SnapEDA Chrome extension notifies electronics designers when computer-aided design (CAD) models are available and allows for one-click import into desktop CAD tools. Today, SnapEDA, the first search engine for electronics design is launching a new Chrome extension to allow...

What is the SnapEDA Desktop App? SnapEDA mission is to help engineers build products faster by removing design barriers. This is why they created the SnapEDA Desktop App. It allows our engineers to place parts seamlessly into their CAD tools in a Snap. Follow these steps to...

BIG NEWS!! To accelerate the development of IoT, Seeed is sponsoring Lora-E5 projects with the Seeed Fusion PCB Assembly Service for all hardware enthusiasts, designers, makers, and engineers around the world! Explore LoRa-E5 & the Seeed Fusion PCBA Service STM32WL module LoRa-E5...

The addition of SnapEDA CAD models into the OPL further streamlines parts selection, design and manufacturing Today, Seeed, a leading global PCB manufacturer based in Shenzhen, is adding SnapEDA computer-aided design (CAD) models to the Seeed and ShenZhen Open Parts Libraries (OPLs),...

Photonics and optics are fields of engineering and physics that deal with highly complex equipment, components, and tools. The advancements in Photonics and optics are helping to form better industrial standards and help with further technological development around the world. In this...

Details about Pixel Pump, which is an open-source vacuum pump for manual SMT assembly have been posted on Crowd supply. It features a comfortable pen, a foot pedal, RGB LED buttons, and host a variety of features that make hand assembly a lot more fun. It is perfect for manual SMT...

When you consider the cost, time, and other resources that go into PCB Design and Manufacturing, you will agree that it makes perfect sense to leave no stone unturned in ensuring quality because failure at any point could cost product owners a lot of reputation, money and time, which...