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# '''Surface Mount Technology''', a method for constructing [[electronic]] [[circuit]]s in which the [[component]]s are [[mount]]ed directly onto the surface of [[printed circuit board]]s. It is a technique used to design circuit boards where the components are mounted on top of the PCB. The usual technique of making circuit boards is the [[through-hole technology]] where the components are fixed on the board by sliding their terminals into holes present on the circuit board and soldering the components’ legs from the other side.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pcbonline.com/blog/guide-to-smt-stencils.html|title=2020 Comprehensive Guide to SMT Stencils|first=|last=|publisher=PCBONLINE}}< |
# '''Surface Mount Technology''', a method for constructing [[electronic]] [[circuit]]s in which the [[component]]s are [[mount]]ed directly onto the surface of [[printed circuit board]]s. It is a technique used to design circuit boards where the components are mounted on top of the PCB. The usual technique of making circuit boards is the [[through-hole technology]] where the components are fixed on the board by sliding their terminals into holes present on the circuit board and soldering the components’ legs from the other side.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pcbonline.com/blog/guide-to-smt-stencils.html|title=2020 Comprehensive Guide to SMT Stencils|first=|last=|publisher=PCBONLINE}}</ref><references/> |
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Revision as of 01:59, 16 October 2020
See also: Smt
English
Phrase
SMT
- Send Me There, implying that one wishes to be sent to a place where one may possess or experience something.
Proper noun
SMT
- Surface Mount Technology, a method for constructing electronic circuits in which the components are mounted directly onto the surface of printed circuit boards. It is a technique used to design circuit boards where the components are mounted on top of the PCB. The usual technique of making circuit boards is the through-hole technology where the components are fixed on the board by sliding their terminals into holes present on the circuit board and soldering the components’ legs from the other side.[1]
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Noun
SMT (plural SMTs)
- Senior Management Team