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Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 22 04:59:10 EDT 2008 | fadzil66
I have concern about cleaning solder ball after misprinting paste on PCB, currently use vigon 200 with ultrasonic generate but only 70% solder ball able to remove, Any other method or equipment can help to clean solder ball.
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 26 07:27:29 EDT 2008 | realchunks
This sounds interesting. Could you explain?
Industry News | 2008-02-28 21:48:17.0
OXFORD, CT � February 2008 � MIRTEC a leading global supplier of AOI systems to the electronics manufacturing industry, announces that it will introduce its MV series of AOI systems in booth 1857 at the upcoming APEX exhibition & conference scheduled to take place April 1-3, 2008 in Las Vegas.
Industry News | 2009-03-16 18:07:28.0
OXFORD, CT � March 2009 � MIRTEC, �The Global Leader in Inspection Technology,� announces that it will introduce the latest advancements to its MV Series of AOI systems as well as unveil the company's first In-Line SPI System, the MIRTEC MS-11, in booth 147 at the upcoming APEX exhibition & conference scheduled to take place March 31- April 2, 2009 in Las Vegas.
Technical Library | 2013-12-27 10:39:21.0
The head-in-pillow defect has become a relatively common failure mode in the industry since the implementation of Pb-free technologies, generating much concern. A head-in-pillow defect is the incomplete wetting of the entire solder joint of a Ball-Grid Array (BGA), Chip-Scale Package (CSP), or even a Package-On-Package (PoP) and is characterized as a process anomaly, where the solder paste and BGA ball both reflow but do not coalesce. When looking at a cross-section, it actually looks like a head has pressed into a soft pillow. There are two main sources of head-in-pillow defects: poor wetting and PWB or package warpage. Poor wetting can result from a variety of sources, such as solder ball oxidation, an inappropriate thermal reflow profile or poor fluxing action. This paper addresses the three sources or contributing issues (supply, process & material) of the head-in-pillow defects. It will thoroughly review these three issues and how they relate to result in head-in pillow defects. In addition, a head-in-pillow elimination plan will be presented with real life examples will be to illustrate these head-in-pillow solutions.
PCB magazine unloader/Multi magazine unloader how to receive the PCB after soldering, more detail check :https://www.ascen.ltd/Products/Automatic_SMT_equipment/PCB_loader/91.html Multi Magazine PCB unloader is used at the end of the SMT line for unlo
PCB magazine unloader/Multi magazine unloader how to receive the PCB after soldering, more detail check :https://www.ascen.ltd/Products/Automatic_SMT_equipment/PCB_loader/91.html Multi Magazine PCB unloader is used at the end of the SMT line for unlo
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. They include improved controls for interior air velocity, combined with the surface tension of solder paste, to hold bottom-side components in place and to eliminate the possibility of blowing the
