Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 04 07:27:33 EST 2019 | amitthepcbguy
There are multiple methods where you can perform top and bottom reflow soldering simultaneously. With this method, you might not worry about the type of flux there is. Each part is covered and baked as per the requirement, while making sure there are
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 16 19:52:39 EDT 1999 | Scott McKee
| While trying to sell me a low temperature baking system for SMDs the salesman mentioned that the 125C for 24hr bake had been known to cause co-planarity defects. | I thought I'd ask some experts. Any help guys? | Let me get this straight... He's
Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 18 03:58:26 EDT 1999 | P.L. Sorenson - Technical Consultant
| While trying to sell me a low temperature baking system for SMDs the salesman mentioned that the 125C for 24hr bake had been known to cause co-planarity defects. | I thought I'd ask some experts. Any help guys? | To remove moisture from low quanti
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 19 06:45:29 EST 1999 | Charles Stringer
Does anybody have any reliable alternatives to device bake out for plastic bodied components. We do not use a whole package at time and therefore have to oven bake the balance before we can use them. I have come accross dry nitrogen storage chambers
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 19 17:44:43 EDT 1999 | Chrys Shea
| | While trying to sell me a low temperature baking system for SMDs the salesman mentioned that the 125C for 24hr bake had been known to cause co-planarity defects. | | I thought I'd ask some experts. Any help guys? | | | Gerry: I imagine there co
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 22 20:47:21 EDT 2008 | davef
Q1. Can I do this myself on site? A1. Sure. Most companies demoisturate their components in-house. Q2. Can we use our Vitronics Soltec XPM820 Reflow Oven? A2. You can. Most of us would be using an oven like that in our product processing. If you look
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 22 16:51:14 EDT 2008 | maxpower097
OK I have read though all the treads and learned more. One more question if someone can answer it. Can I do this myself on site? We have a Vitronics Soltec XPM820 Reflow Oven. Or do I need a super special oven for component baking.. Thanks max
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 17 17:55:42 EDT 2007 | htran
My small reflow oven doesn't have the rails (only metal mesh). I personally don't think it was built for double side reflow assembly and there is vibration as well. We are a small low volume mfg house and our reflow oven doesn't have the capability t
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 18 08:40:34 EDT 2007 | davef
Here's how to double reflow your QFP: * Reflow the first side with the QFP according to plan. * Paste second side and place components according to plan. * Lightly crinkle a small, QFP-size piece of aluminum foil. [Note: the degree of crinklization
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 21 10:33:51 EDT 2008 | maxpower097
Hey guys. I'm a newb and was thrown in to this project. The company I work for opened some spools of chip they have and it says on a sticker, "BAKE if PINK" and it is pink. Is this something we can do onsite? I have researched it and it says bake a
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