Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 28 11:29:49 EST 2001 | gcs
I've used below: WEIGTH OF COMPONENT IN GRAMS ---------------------------- TOTAL PAD MATING AREA IN SQUARE INCHES GRAMS PER SQUARE INCH MUST BE EQUAL/GREATER THAN 30 FOR SECONDARY MOUNTING.
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 09 08:16:44 EDT 2010 | markhoch
It will most likely hold on. There is a formula that you can use if you're uncertain. It's (weight of the component in grams)/(total pad mating area in square inches) Grams per square inch must be less than or equal to 35 for the component to be mo
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 24 17:08:52 EST 1998 | Steve Gregory
David, There was a thread going on the IPC TechNet about exactly the same thing... The ratio that was posted is: Less than, or equal to 30-grams per square inch Which means if you weighed a part and it is 30-grams, you'll need .033" of surf
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 16 14:04:14 EST 2000 | Cartman
Greetings. My company has a VOC-Free no-clean wave solder flux with 4% solids. I have a number of questions as they relate to our ICT Fixtures. Currently, we're encountering the following issues: 1.) PM on probes....What is the recommended PM p
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 17:16:38 EST 2000 | Stu Leech
We just got a lesson on the effectiveness of heat sealed metalized vapor barrier bags. A customer sent us two bags of 100% saturated PBG components by air freight. This was for a demoisturizing test. When we found the devices 80% dry when they arrive
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 28 17:16:38 EST 2000 | Stu Leech
We just got a lesson on the effectiveness of heat sealed metalized vapor barrier bags. A customer sent us two bags of 100% saturated PBG components by air freight. This was for a demoisturizing test. When we found the devices 80% dry when they arrive
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 07 05:41:34 EDT 1998 | Bob Willis
Based on work I have been doing recently the most common reasons for component loss is board flexture and vibration on the reflow process. If parts do not reflow then weight is not an issue. There is a video on double sided reflow and PIHR from the S
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 11 12:49:11 EDT 1999 | John Thorup
| | | | | | Can anyone tell me the formula/method to determine | | | | | | the amount of weight that solder's surface tension can support. | | | | | | (ie: Maximum weight of components soldered onto a bottom side | | | | | | of a board during a top s
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 12 05:09:13 EDT 1999 | Brian
| | | | | | | Can anyone tell me the formula/method to determine | | | | | | | the amount of weight that solder's surface tension can support. | | | | | | | (ie: Maximum weight of components soldered onto a bottom side | | | | | | | of a board during
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 24 21:03:57 EST 2021 | djenkins62
Hello Everyone In Board World, Looking for some discussion on calculating how long moisture sentive boards can be stored on shelves with forum in 3.3.2.2.1 Desiccant Quantity Calculation When the desiccant capacity at 10% RH and 25 °C is known, th
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