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How are IC's Labeled?
I work at an electronics contract manufacturimg facility. We do work for
several companies and I wonder why they use different labels on the schematics and pcb's to refer to IC's. Some of them have a U1, an A1, and X1, or an IC1. Why do they do this? Is there a standard used to label IC's in a schematic? Just curious why this is. Thanks |
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