Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 19 22:52:59 EDT 1999 | Dean
25 PPM)! | | 1. Is there a better process to solder the leads of QFP's with lifted "minute" lifted leads still having a realiable solder joints? | | 2. Or has anybody tried modifying solder pads and use thicker solder paste deposit to compensate fo
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 20 23:18:48 EDT 1999 | KEVIN SIMPSON
25 PPM)! | | 1. Is there a better process to solder the leads of QFP's with lifted "minute" lifted leads still having a realiable solder joints? | | 2. Or has anybody tried modifying solder pads and use thicker solder paste deposit to compensate fo
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 29 15:08:56 EST 2007 | jaimebc
Shy, You mentioned that you are using "dog bone" apertures for your chip components? It doesn't make sense to me. I thought that the "dog bone" was used for fine pitch devices, to keep the solder away from the center and avoid bridging. It doesn't
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 25 14:08:59 EDT 2001 | davef
Oooo, the solder on the pad and PGA ball is flowing during reflow down the via to the secondary side? Why didn�t you say so?? ;-) Why would you expect that gravity and capillary action wouldn�t force solder to flow down the solder plated via to the
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 21 02:53:33 EDT 1999 | Raul N.
25 PPM)! | | | | 1. Is there a better process to solder the leads of QFP's with lifted "minute" lifted leads still having a realiable solder joints? | | | | 2. Or has anybody tried modifying solder pads and use thicker solder paste deposit to compe
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