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SMT process Blowhole/ Pinhole

Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 28 00:56:50 EST 2003 | iman

we have a issue of post-reflow oven (SMT) soldering defects of blowholes and pinholes. Any suggestions or knowledge on root cause is appreciated to be share? BACKGROUND : we DI water wash and oven bake the PCB bareboards at 90deg-C for 60mins, to r

Re: Tombstoning

Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 18 01:53:46 EST 1999 | sin

If i have problem with tombstone, first i would look at the placement of my components. if placement is 50% greater on the pad, it would be ok to reflow. even you have bad profile, you would have some other problem not tombstone. then i look at

BGA Solder Short

Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 02 06:48:56 EDT 2023 | kirill

Use T5 solder paste Make sure you dont have too much paste, usually 1 time printing instead of 2. Make sure the component is baked before production. Re-check your profile on the reflow. Could be also a bad pcb edit, nothing you can do there.

Reps wanted for Eastern US for training center

Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 20 20:12:05 EST 1998 | Mario Lapointe

SMT-ASSY is a training center located in Montreal, Canada. We are currently looking for representation in these area: Maine, New Hamphire, Vermont, up to Connecticut. SMT-ASSY offers many different training programs for though hole and surface moun

Reps wanted for Eastern US for training center

Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 20 20:09:33 EST 1998 | Mario Lapointe

SMT-ASSY is a training center located in Montreal, Canada. We are currently looking for representation in these area: Maine, New Hamphire, Vermont, up to Connecticut. SMT-ASSY offers many different training programs for though hole and surface moun

Flux burn off

Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 20 18:08:38 EDT 2005 | russ

How long is it taking to reach the 150? We use the 020 here along with 023 and have very good results with our machine. The 023 is rated for a higher temp then the 020 but I don't know about staying power. We heat from both the bottom and the top

no-clean flux vs. impedance

Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 19 09:26:54 EST 2008 | jdengler

The low solids flux that is commonly called no-clean can affect some circuits. We are building a PCB that measures pico amps. The customer required that it be cleaned. We would rather used the low solids and eliminate a step. The customer had

LGa soldering issues......

Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 06 16:32:38 EDT 2009 | markhoch

Yeah, those gosh darn disty parts...get you every time. lol Can we get just a little more info? Let's start with the basics... Stencil Thickness? Aperture Reduction? Leaded or Lead-Free? No-Clean or Water Soluble? How's your reflow? Have you prof

0402 Cap tombstoning strange behaviour

Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 28 08:28:33 EDT 2010 | d0min0

Hi, previous topics found closed so I couldn't continue on them, but wanted to ask maybe something that we don't already know paste shape and placement ok, reflow 12 zones profile looks ok (same since 2 yrs), component placement ok, one reference i

Reflow PBGA

Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 25 15:30:49 EDT 2002 | Steve L

Hi everyone. I am now faced with a problem on soldering PBGA. At first, I ran the board (FR4, 7" X 10" with 12 layer) at Peak Temp: 205 C and 54 seconds above 183 C. After reflow, I found several cold solder joints and one ball without second collaps


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