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San Francisco Circuits Introduces PCB Component Overages and Sourcing Worksheet
 January 3, 2019 - San Francisco Components (SFC)
has introduced a new educational component of its website to address Printed Circuit
Board (PCB) component sourcing and overages. The information is geared to help customers
source the right amount of critical components without creating costly shortages during
PCB assembly.
The component overages worksheet gives target quantities for projects based on the
number of finished pieces required. The sheet is broken down by component size for common
resistors and capacitors. SFC also offers a formula for more expensive parts for more
accurate budgeting.
"One of the most frequent questions we get from customers is how to know what is the
right quantity of components that are needed for any given project," says Sam Danovich,
VP of Sales.
"Order too few, and you create delays or order too many and you've wasted money. Our
years of experience has given us the knowledge to accurately walk customers through this
process with a great degree of accuracy."
You may view the
PCB component overages sheet at the San Francisco Circuits website.
About San Francisco Circuits
San Francisco Circuits is a leading provider of printed circuit board fabrication
and assembly. Their specialty is in the complex, advanced technology of PCB fabrication,
producing high quality multi-layered PCBs from elaborate layouts. With San Francisco
Circuits and their partner network, customers gain the benefit of unparalleled technical
expertise at competitive prices and the most progressive solutions available. San Francisco
Circuits has locations in San Diego and headquarters in San Mateo, California.
Contacts
Alex Danovich President San Francisco Circuits, Inc. Phone: 1-8001732-5143
Web: www.sfcircuits.com
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Posted January 4, 2019
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