Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 20 20:16:39 EDT 2008 | joseph_gonzales16
you can u hi temp type the brown color.
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 21 12:03:59 EDT 1999 | Michael N.
I'm having problems with trying to get a good solder joint using a Ceramic PCB. We are using AMTECH hi-temp solder (ws-486 96.5/3.5ag). My profile looks great and I used the recommended profile from Amtech with a few adjustments. My max temp is about
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 15 14:03:25 EST 2006 | samir
Robert McKeown Company makes thermally conduct Al tape. KIC did a study on which method (Kapton Tape, Aluminum Tape, Hi-Temp Solder) is the most repeatable. The study can be found in their website: http://www.kicthermal.com Al Tape placed 2nd, and
Electronics Forum | Wed May 03 21:12:13 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Steve: We talked about hi temp solders for a different application recently. Lookit: High temperature solder paste for gold plated MCMs - Tuan Bui 13:43:06 01/26/2000 Good luck Dave F
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 23 12:40:23 EDT 1998 | Jason Gregory
Does anyone out there know of anyone renting equipment to record video of reflow actions? I am looking for a hi-temp camera to run behind boards in my ovens to record what's happening in there. We have some crazy stuff going on with some boards. Help
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 29 07:27:49 EST 2004 | pjc
ECD has a product called the Temprobe that is an alternative to hi-temp solder, tapes and glues for thermocouple attachedment. The cool thing about the Temprobe is that you can use it on a pasted board too. http://www.saunderstech.com/
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 06 23:39:47 EST 2004 | hyabro
Do you think the impelers made of galvanized steel can support the hi temp atmospher for lead free applications ? If you think so please contact me I have a lot of thing to show you . hyabro
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 02 14:55:34 EST 2005 | JB
We have used small hi temp labes, that are placed on our panels, boards before reflow. Each operator has a roll of labels with an assigned number. 4 operators, label 1, 2, 3 and 4. It worked well for us.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 15 08:29:50 EST 2006 | pjc
In order of effectiveness / accurate reading: 1. Hi-Temp Soldering 2. ECD's Temprobe or new Flexiprobe http://www.ecd.com 3. Glue, such as SMT adhesive 4. Aluminum tape Capton tape should not be used as it expands at reflow temps.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 11 10:12:32 EDT 2007 | ck_the_flip
If you're too lazy to search, the quick answer I can give you: ALUMINUM TAPE! Try it. DoE's have proven, that it's the 2nd best method for T/C attachment. The best is obviously hi-temp solder.
