Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 17:33:25 EST 2000 | Dave F
Ramon: I guarantee you there is corrosion on the solderable surfaces of your board. The issues are: * Flux selected is capable of removing the corrosion at hand. * Processes for applying the flux and soldering the board are effective for the sele
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 04:46:54 EDT 2009 | joannetjy
Hi Radek, Thanks for your reply. I use this flux with manual soldering process for the product. Is this flux suitable for manual soldering? or it is only for wave soldering? I have sent the board for analysis, and the report shown that the white res
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 13 20:58:45 EDT 2002 | davef
Kevin: What was the thinking behind your using a flux that required cleaning �on a post wash assemble for a power switch�? How do you keep the remaining corrosive flux residues from causing trouble [ie, corrosion, CAF, etc]?
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 25 08:09:13 EDT 2003 | razor
Thanks for response. I do wish to qualify that I got the alleged role of Nickel use for corrosion resistance from an article authored by Jason Gjesvold, IS IT REALLY BLACK PAD?, "Phosphorus rich Ni alloys are often used for corrosion resistance duri
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 11 14:02:53 EST 2005 | DasalIntercept
Bag it. Static Intercept and Corrosion Intercept packaging will be able stave off atmospheric corrosion and protect your solderability for a long time. Write me at dasalintercept@hotmail.com for more technical information.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 20 17:12:25 EST 2009 | smt_guy
Thanks guys. They are seen on some of the pads too. What will happen if I continue to solder them and I got a good solder joint formation? Will the pad continue to erode or corode in due time? or the solder that will recoat its surface will prevent
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 21 16:37:08 EST 2009 | smt_guy
My frsh information from the fab is that: "Its Just A Bleedout" as to why? no response yet. as for "are they corrosion?" no response yet. as for "are they harmful and will they affect the reliability and integrity of the product?". no reply yet.
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 23 22:13:45 EDT 2009 | joannetjy
Hi All, Recently, I need to deal with a customer complaint that specify the PCBA white residue (flux residue from ecofree 303) may be the reason why the board intermittent. Anyone have such experience with this flux? Anyone can tell me is this flux
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 17 23:36:35 EDT 2009 | Sean
All, We know that incomplete immersion silver could potentially lead this creeping corrosion. Is there any way to check bare PCB for incomplete immersion silver coverage, especially on the via hole area? Thanks, Sean.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 22 08:55:48 EDT 2009 | geb
Hi Chris, We've had another supplier say that it is the silver or combination of tin with silver that causes the corrosion. Would you agree?
