PCB Silkscreen Checks: Keep Labels Useful After Assembly
Review PCB silkscreen for readable polarity, connector labels and revision marks without placing essential text on pads or under components.
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Review PCB silkscreen for readable polarity, connector labels and revision marks without placing essential text on pads or under components.
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Write a PCBA functional test specification with power conditions, firmware, measurable pass limits and a clear failure-recording process.
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Plan accessible PCB test points for power, programming and diagnostics, with a clear probe-side and fixture review before assembly.
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Prevent stencil mismatches by checking board versus panel data, assembly side, frame requirements and the approved panel revision.
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Plan PCB and panel fiducials with the assembler, including visibility, component clearance and consistent board and stencil revisions.
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Review PCB placement coordinates and component orientation using a common origin, explicit board sides and an assembly drawing before release.
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Document do-not-populate parts and assembly variants so the BOM, placement data and drawings describe the same finished board.
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Create a clear BOM substitution process that checks the exact part, package and design requirements before an alternative enters assembly.
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Prepare a controlled-impedance PCB request with target values, layer references, geometry and a clear approval process for stackup changes.
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