Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 09 07:02:04 EST 2005 | ddhanashekar
1. What is the method for declaration RoHS for material like IPA, FLux & Solder paste. 2. What is the allowable limit for RoHS compliance for the above material?
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 17:07:39 EST 2005 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 19:13:09 EST 2005 | primus
Your site takes day to download. Please add a > button that allows by-passing all the graphics > and whatnot. Note on front page: REQUIREMENTS Netscape or IE 4.0 or higher BROADBAND CONNECTION That might help...
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 22 14:28:38 EDT 2005 | Gary Goldberg - PROMATION
Low end selective laser soldering systems are limited to what types of soldering can be performed. I have read through the previous comments and find that most have commented on earlier technologies (which do not offer the features today's system do)
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 21 18:14:56 EDT 2005 | paulhaines2000
Not sure why - all I know is customer will not allow any foreign material outside of what was intended in design. These are large RF boards and maybe they are afraid this will attract contamination that will affect performance???
Electronics Forum | Thu May 05 12:22:01 EDT 2005 | jimmiem
could there have been a solderablity issue with that pad to begin with, allowing the flux in (from improper cleaning of adjacent work) to expadite an error may have happened later down the road?
Electronics Forum | Thu May 05 15:25:38 EDT 2005 | jimmiem
Would a lesser degree of black pad still allow solderability as i seen in my case?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 21 11:13:11 EDT 2005 | Scott B
Have you tried running the machine in stepper mode (Ctrl+S). This will allow you to hold and view the machine at each stage of the placement cycle. This may help determine if it is false placement, vacuum or kiss-off. We find this useful when trying
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 07 04:15:09 EDT 2005 | GS
do not forget,ROHS Directive does not allow other chemical substances (ie. PBB, PBDE,....) that could be in PCBs, so the PCB must be ROHS compliant and not only Pb Free. That means be carefully when marking PCB or PBAs. Regards..........GS
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 26 12:34:09 EDT 2005 | Adam
Hi Does anyone know where I can find information with regards to what is allowable when it comes to scratches and the depth of scratches on gold plated items Thanks Adam.
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