Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 11 22:39:36 EST 2016 | ppcbs
We have been using the Amtech line for over 12 years now with all of our PCB and BGA Rework. The NWS-4400 is mildly active and will give better results with Lead Free Solder. Note that the LF-4300 is considered a No-Clean. However it will show lea
Electronics Forum | Sat May 30 18:33:02 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon
This message is to Cunli and his great staff who keep us flying straight and level while reminding us always to keep our nose down in the turns. (can't keep from doing some of that pilot "s__t" Mav. I, I mean we, would like to post some tempters as a
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 01 09:32:29 EDT 1998 | Dave F
| This message is to Cunli and his great staff who keep us flying straight and level while reminding us always to keep our nose down in the turns. (can't keep from doing some of that pilot "s__t" Mav. | I, I mean we, would like to post some tempters
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 07 10:41:24 EDT 2005 | D.B. Cooper
We've seen the same thing - leads of QFPs not as strong as we'd like them to be. In the past 4 years no problem, this Spring they start failing. Touch a solder iron to it and it solders fine. After crunching some data, we found that both QFPs fail
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 01 20:42:54 EDT 2002 | davef
Comments [questions] are: * It�s strange that an uggie ol� SOIC, 50 pitch, BIG honkin� solder pad, kinda thang is failing. Sumpin aint kosher, yano? * Where is the failure occurring [ie, lead to pad, pad to board, etc]? Talk about the breadth and di
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 21:47:22 EST 2000 | Dave F
Interesting, Gary. Try this: 1 Assess candidate solders by reviewing J-STD-006 (http://canfieldmetals.com/j-std006.htm) to determine solder formulations that have liquidous temperatures in the desired range. 2 Request recommended profiles from supp
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 21:47:22 EST 2000 | Dave F
Interesting, Gary. Try this: 1 Assess candidate solders by reviewing J-STD-006 (http://canfieldmetals.com/j-std006.htm) to determine solder formulations that have liquidous temperatures in the desired range. 2 Request recommended profiles from supp
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 16 20:06:09 EST 2002 | davef
No, not as such. Consider: * Using the IPC calculator [free at http://www.ipc.org]. It allows you to consider / assess the amount of solder when designing pads. * Reviewing IPC-7525 - Stencil Design Guidelines. It gives general aperture guidelines.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 22 17:38:44 EST 2001 | davef
OK, lemme take a different angle on this, �cuz I forgot to touch on this when I first responded. I mentioned a study ["Evaluation of Low Residue Soldering for Military and Commercial Applications: A Report from the Low-Residue Soldering Task Force"
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 15 05:45:15 EDT 1999 | Brian
Boca, Dave Sorry, but I cannot let this go. I'll go along with you that, at the time that the Montreal Protocol was initially signed (September 1987), there was no scientific proof that CFCs etc. were causing ozone depletion. There was, however, ve
