Somebody was asking about good assemblers in the SF Bay area.
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Their web site isn't impressive, but these guys are great, any quantity. BGAs and such, too.
John
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14 years ago
good assembler
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14 years ago
Thanks! Family biz since 1965, that's right up my alley, love it. I just wonder where they get 0405 parts :-)
I've had good experience with W.D.Burch in L.A. (also a family biz) and for really small proto runs AAPCB in Colorado.
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14 years ago
Re: assembler
- Will they write for PDP/11?
Tim
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They tell me that business is slow. That makes them a cross assembler.
John
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..good chuckle!
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14 years ago
When demand exceeds capacity, and lead times go up, will that make them an in-line assembler?
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is, I presume, that one comes a little more expensive, but is more
durable; the other is a cheaper thing, but the moths get into it."
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14 years ago
looks like we have some assembly language experts.......
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14 years ago
No, they would add capacity and become a macro assembler.
John
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14 years ago
It's always better to use a native assembler otherwise you would need an interpreter...
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And if they raked in enough in campaign contributions they would become the state assembly.
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And if they could get a bill through in one try they'd be a one-pass assembler.
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If they're in China, they would be an off-shore assembler. If in working by the piece (or the Mafia), a contract assembler...