This weekend, my large order of my LED Strips arrived. It was taking too much time to hand solder these tiny 0807 size LEDs! I can now start sending out samples for beta testing and I've begun some of my own product testing. In this test, I wanted to find out what the failure rate was for repetitive machine sewing on the tabs. I laid out 100 LED Strips and sewed five lines of straight stitch down each side. Generally you would only need one or two rows of stitching, and five is overkill. I found that all LED strips still functioned after this torture test, which is an under 1% failure rate. Super happy with this result!
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