Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 27 20:52:22 EST 2000 | Dave F
Marc: In printed circuit board fabrication, fabricators place sheets of prepreg between each pair of glass cores. They stack these layers into books. As they heat and press the books, the sheet melts into an epoxy glue. The thickness of the prepr
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 13 04:27:00 EST 2016 | crystalpcb
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Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 03 13:22:20 EST 2003 | MA/NY DDave
Hi I see David F already gave a good answer. The basic advantage, if you can afford it, is a more stable PCB during the soldering process. Higher Tg enables this. Also some materials serve to match CTEs (coefficient of thermal expansion) a bit bett
Electronics Forum | Sun Apr 05 09:46:47 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon
| We are looking at reflow soldering some Flexi-rigid | pcbs. I have heard that IR reflow soldering can make the Polyimide "self heat" and cause de-lamination. | Does anyone have any info. The thermal problems associated with polyimide rigid/flex de
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 20 13:00:36 EST 2008 | jameskelch
Calling out materials by name locks you into laminates by brand. If these are typically phenolic materials it can lead to moisture absorption, less mechanical strength and more prone to delamination during assembly. It is more effective to refer
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 12 07:15:45 EDT 2024 | murtaza
Use high tg material on pcbs. Like tg170 or higher. Its a bit more expensive. Board shops usually quote cheapest material just to win the order. When you see fr4 on the quote it usually means tg135-tg140.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 13 13:15:51 EST 2006 | CK the Flip
Tg, by definition is the glass transition temperature for materials. It's the temperature where your board goes from rigid to "rubbery". Not sure if a higher Tg would help prevent delam. One of the PCB experts of the forum might know this.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 06 10:12:30 EST 2006 | Yash Sutariya
Hi, I authored the presentation so I may be able to help you out with your Q's. 1. IPC is in draft stage for 4 new material specs. These are in the presentation. I would focus on IPC 4101/ 121 and /124. Match your current Tg requirement to the T
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 24 15:33:56 EDT 2010 | davef
Our best suggestion - get the copper balanced and if possible go to higher Tg materials.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 24 10:21:59 EST 2006 | Board House
TM, When picking a material for your lead free assembly you need to think about a couple of things, The standard Material in the US that is being used is running 140 - 170 tg. material. But for lead free assembly you need to focus on is Decomp tem
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