New Equipment | Board Handling - Storage
Prevent your components from micro-cracking during reflow with proper Ultra-Low Humidity Storage. DXU models of maintain1%RH Wide range of cabinets including UL/C models Conforms to IPC/JEDEC J-STD 033B.1 Dehumidifies ICs to prevent micro-crack
Events Calendar | Tue Jan 23 00:00:00 EST 2018 - Tue Jan 23 00:00:00 EST 2018 | New Milford, Connecticut USA
FREE Webinar: Eliminate Circuit Board Problems and Failure Modes
Industry Directory | Manufacturer
Shuttle Star Technology designs and builds advanced off-line 2.5D&3D x-ray inspection systems for solder joint and final assembly test inspection in SMT&EMS. It uses world-class X-ray techniques with advanced defect detection.
Used SMT Equipment | Circuit Board Assembly Products
The product introduction The SM-2009 scissors & pneumatic type separator, we use the most advanced non-stress idea to designed it, it’s help to prevent the chap phenomena as the PCB separated by the general separator, it’s improve the PCB’s quality
Stainless Steel "Wader" enclosure for PCB containment during aqueous wash. Integrated Hinge System Press fit closure clasps No welds to crack Standard Sizes: Part number 14141: 14 in x 14 in x 1.5 in high w/closure clasp Part number 16202: 16 i
Technical Library | 2022-09-25 20:18:33.0
Printed circuit board (PCB) bending and/or flexing is an unavoidable phenomenon that is known to exist and is easily encountered during electronic board assembly processes. PCB bending and/or flexing is the fundamental source of tensile stress induced on the electronic components on the board assembly. For more brittle components, like ceramic-based electronic components, micro-cracks can be induced, which can eventually lead to a fatal failure of the components. For this reason, many standards organizations throughout the world specify the methods under which electronic board assemblies must be tested to ensure their robustness, sometimes as a pre-condition to more rigorous environmental tests such as thermal cycling or thermal shock.
Training Courses | | | IPC-600 Specialist (CIS)
The Certified IPC-600 Specialist (CIS) training targets quality assurance and acceptance of bare printed circuit boards.
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Used SMT Equipment | Soldering - Reflow
Features 1. Full hot air reflow heat fast, high thermal efficiency compensation, delta t less than ± 2 ℃ soldering is uniform. 2. HELLER company has 40 years of history, process maturity. 3. maintenance costs low, the furnace normal use, electrici
World's First Solder Joint Encapsulant Perfect solution for customers looking to eliminate underfilling processes. The SMT 256 Individual Solder Joint Encapsulation Adhesive is the world’s first combined flux gel/individual solder joint encapsulati
Technical Library | 2013-01-03 20:27:54.0
Electronics assemblies with large flip-chip BGA packages can be prone to either pad cratering or brittle intermetallic (IMC) failures under excessive PCB bending. Pad cratering cracks are not detected by electrical testing or non-destructive inspection methods, yet they pose a long term reliability risk since the cracks may propagate under subsequent loads to cause electrical failure. Since the initiation of pad cratering does not result in an instantaneous electrical signature, detecting the onset of this failure has been challenging. An acoustic emission methodology was recently developed by the authors to detect the onset of pad cratering. The instantaneous release of elastic energy associated with the initiation of an internal crack, i.e., Acoustic Emission (AE), can be monitored to accurately determine the onset of both pad cratering and brittle intermetallic (IMC) failures.
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