Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 20 13:01:07 EDT 2000 | qsheng
What is the difference of formulation No-Clean Sn63 with No-Clean lead free paste? Is there techniocal data in detail for performance property of No-Clean lead free paste (for example, viscosity, solderability, tack, print life, reflow profile)? Is
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 06 12:49:47 EDT 2001 | Daniel
I am trying to convert a customer from a water wash process to no-clean but am receiving much resistance. They suspect that no-clean residue played a part in field failures they experienced several years ago. They are quoting an AT&T study that state
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 20 08:19:47 EST 2005 | davef
esoderberg: So, why do you want to clean your no-clean flux residues?
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 21 18:32:45 EST 2001 | Steve
The design engineers I work with are blaming some circuit problems on what they think might be related to the no-clean flux residue. (It couldn't be the design.) Has any body else seen noise issues in high speed circuits related to no-clean flux resi
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 23 20:21:16 EDT 1998 | p. palshikar
i am working on a no-clean process implementation project in a company. i want to change a board to no-clean which had dendrite problems underneath the small resistors on the bottom side(in smt).i want more information on the exact cause of dendrites
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 15 11:06:06 EST 2006 | Gman
Hello All, Is Ionic Cleanliness testing using say an Ionograph on No-clean assemblies a valid test? If not, why? I understand factors like PCB cleanliness but is the 1.56ug/in2 IPC criteria valid for no-clean assemblies and can an Ionograph be used
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 16 17:36:25 EDT 2001 | steveb
Does anyone know of a reason, other than visual, contact, or testability, for cleaning a no-clean residue off a board? Are there any SIR or long term reliability advantages to cleaning a no-clean residue?
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 12 13:42:08 EST 2000 | Tim A.
Is it possible to have a no-clean flux that could be removed with water. I would like to use a single flux at wave solder that could satisfy both no-clean and water soluble customers, within a contract manufacturing environment. Thanks, Tim A.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 26 14:58:52 EDT 2004 | cisridn
I am new to the No-Clean Process. When preforming rework in a No-Clean Process, should the rework technician clean the excess flux used to change a component or place a component missing?
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 02 23:21:59 EST 2006 | KEN
I recently finished analysis of no-clean fluxes and Ionic contamination and cleaning processes. The results were eye opening. Summary: If you clean a no-clean you better do a good job. Many no-cleans produce a "waxy binder" to encapsulate the tro
