Difference between revisions of "How to pack a PCB for shipment"
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[[File:BoardInBubble.jpg |300px|thumb|left|This poor PCB was encased in bubble wrap, with no protection from static electricity discharge.]]<br> | [[File:BoardInBubble.jpg |300px|thumb|left|This poor PCB was encased in bubble wrap, with no protection from static electricity discharge.]]<br> | ||
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+ | This is definitely not the way to pack a board. |
Revision as of 21:18, 15 February 2022
1 How to pack a board for shipment
2 How NOT to pack a board for shipment
The board shown at left was packed without any electrostatic discharge protection.
Bubble wrap itself can generate static electricity.
This is definitely not the way to pack a board.