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When it comes to PCB components: The choice between Surface Mount Technology (SMT) or Through-Hole Technology (THT) can greatly affect your design? Read On: Each has its loyal followers, but which one is right for your project? Surface Mount Technology (SMT) - Ideal for high-density, compact designs - Faster assembly and automated manufacturing - Lower profile, perfect for wearable tech and mobile devices Through-Hole Technology (THT) - Suitable for high-reliability, high-temperature applications - Easier to repair and replace components - Better for high-power, high-voltage devices Choose SMT for high-volume, high-speed production, and THT for rugged, high-reliability applications. Ultimately, the choice depends on your project's specific needs. Share your thoughts in the comments! For PCB/Hardware Product Design for your Business/Company, Send a DM. Open to Collaboration and Consultation also. #PCBDesign #SurfaceMountTechnology #ThroughHoleTechnology #PCBComponents
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5 个月Disagree with the TH points. SMD is more reliable in production and I cannot think of many reliability improvements other than connectors for instance where forces are high. A SMD resistor is easier to remove and TH resistor. Anything like 0603 and bigger is just as easy to replace. Stacking chip components is way easier in SMD than TH. There are plenty of high power and high voltage applications that use SMD. If the power and voltage is higher still, not even TH will be used but panel mount for instance. There a more mounting techniques, like press fit.