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Hey guys, I have been told that there exist some kind of standard time used to calculate how long assembly of a PCB would take in general.
I have searched on google and all I can find is this manual that cost 1000$, but ofc I am looking for something "open source" aka. free :)
Does any of you know these standard times or know where I can find a table with time values?

Kind Regards Mads Henriksen
 

Hi,
How big is the PCB? How many components are to be inserted? what type of components ? The insertion will be manual or a machine doing?
I never saw any calculator for such type of calculation.
 

Well it is manual insertion and all kinds of components, I don't know yet, it is not for one particular project, but multiple.
I have heard from people that there exist standards for calculating total time.
 

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