Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 13 05:34:57 EDT 2005 | harryang
Any advice how to select plasma cleaner...Is Atmospheric plasma cleaning a better option than low pressure plasma (chamber) type? Thanks...
Electronics Forum | Tue May 26 12:53:49 EDT 2015 | edward_garcia
I am looking to clean about 50 plastic circuit boards per week with a plasma cleaning system. I am looking at these systems: http://www.plasmaetch.com/plasma-cleaning-systems.php Does anyone have a recommendation about size? I don't want to be fo
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 09 17:14:48 EST 2002 | mregalia
Do you bond with Al or gold wire? What happens if the Ni is over 150 microinches? Thickness of nickel is one those things that we have not been consistent with. The industry seems to pretty much universally call for 100-200 microinches. Our old board
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 09 18:17:15 EST 2002 | Chris
I don't have a plasma cleaner either. It will help a lot. Actually I don't clean at all. Our wirebond pads are far enough away so the flux residue does not get on the wirebond pads. That's what we think anyway. I am sure we have some degree of c
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 04 19:33:16 EDT 2002 | rob_thomas
Dave's estimation is pretty conservative but there is a lot of equipment out there and a lot of people happy to make a sale.Implementing both mentioned processes it's difficult and time consuming .Even if you get good training from whoever sells you
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 16 20:29:32 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Jason: How did you determine that the deposits are tin oxide? What does this stuff look like? Klein Wassink "Soldering in Electronics" (p. 221, quoting original work by others). States (in effect) tin (or solder) quickly forms a protective oxide
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