Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 22 08:23:57 EST 2009 | davef
On a wave solder pallet, we'd expect the metal parts that go through the pallet to be warmer than the pallet material, but we don't expect them to be warmer than the solder. We don't expect a well made board to blister at soldering temperature. So,
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 23 07:03:52 EDT 2007 | davef
We're not really sure. Usually when solder leaves the pads and wicks-up a component lead, it means the component lead is much warmer than the pad on the board. This is the direction we would have taken this if we hadn't taken the AgPd / conductive e
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 09:31:26 EDT 2006 | marc
All data loggers will be warmer at the higher lead free temps. Only two ways around this... better thermal barriers or fans after the profile to cool it down. Some places do not allow fans on the production floor due to static electricity, in that
Electronics Forum | Thu May 18 20:42:36 EDT 2006 | davef
Hypothesis #1: We agree with Steve. You are probably seeing the nickel underplate. The gold was absorbed into the solder in portions of a second, so that you don't see it is not surprising. We're guessing that the gold was porous and allowed the n
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 10 16:59:57 EST 2014 | hegemon
It is sort of a self answering question if you come in from the solder paste angle. First....start gathering data. Check every day, or every new paste jar, for: Storage conditions (temp), paste expiration date, ambient temp and humidity where yo
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 04 04:37:57 EDT 1999 | Gian.D
| | | Can someone suggest what material I have to use to protect components by electrical discharge on ptfe based boards? | | | It should have high resistivity, thermal stability (-40 +70 'C),perfect adherence on ptfe... | | | Many tahnks | | | | |
Electronics Forum | Sat Oct 02 03:51:28 EDT 1999 | Brian
| | Can someone suggest what material I have to use to protect components by electrical discharge on ptfe based boards? | | It should have high resistivity, thermal stability (-40 +70 'C),perfect adherence on ptfe... | | Many tahnks | | | Don't kno
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 06 08:49:36 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| | | | Can someone suggest what material I have to use to protect components by electrical discharge on ptfe based boards? | | | | It should have high resistivity, thermal stability (-40 +70 'C),perfect adherence on ptfe... | | | | Many tahnks | |
Electronics Forum | Fri May 14 16:08:38 EDT 1999 | Chrys Shea
| | | | | I am looking for anyone who has converted over to VOC Free flux. I need some info on any problems, etc. that you might have had. | | | | | | | | | | Please E-mail me at wes.ruggles@vickers-systems.com or call at (513) 494-5229 | | | | | |
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 05 04:23:38 EDT 1999 | Brian
| | | | Can someone suggest what material I have to use to protect components by electrical discharge on ptfe based boards? | | | | It should have high resistivity, thermal stability (-40 +70 'C),perfect adherence on ptfe... | | | | Many tahnks | |
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