Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 05 10:59:57 EST 2007 | patrickbruneel
You need to send the connector perpendicular through the wave not parallel. Patrick
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 08 00:38:31 EST 2007 | omidjuve
please download the picture from the link below . we have two picture . picture1 is the place of the 96 pin connector that we have problem with it and i should say that we use parallel & perpendicular direction for sending the board to the wave solde
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 08 00:01:57 EST 2007 | omidjuve
please download the picture from the link below . we have two picture . picture1 is the place of the 96 pin connector that we have problem with it and i should say that we use parallel & perpendicular direction for sending the board to the wave solde
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 07:13:20 EST 2007 | hussman
You're joking rite? I mean the pitch between these two connectors is night and day. Of course you will get shorts on the 96 pin connector because your leads are right on top of each other. Now, what to do about it: You took a picture of the top o
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 05 00:51:58 EST 2007 | omidjuve
We have a problem with soldering of a 96 pin header connector(9001-11961c00l1a from kingmate) we use 3 different wave soldering but in all of the machines we have many short circuit between the pins . the wave soldering machines that we use is fr
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 08 08:44:22 EST 2007 | aj
Hi, I have just taken a look at the Connector Images. Is there a difference in pitch between both connectors ? From the photo it looks like the Annular Rings are oversized on Image #1 especially around the centre area ( this might be the image ).
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 04:15:25 EST 2007 | reypal
how about applying solder resist on the area where you have bridging occurs..you may ask your pcb supplier the possibility.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 05 14:26:24 EST 2007 | hussman
Maybe the "other" company runs a different wave, or flux, or pallet, or touches up every board. Assumptions are like brains - every claims they have one, but very few use em.
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 08 09:51:09 EST 2007 | rgduval
Where are the shorts occurring on the 96 pin connector? Are they consistently in the same areas? It looks as though there are a number of pins connected by traces on the board, and/or the ground plane. This would cause a lot of repeatable shorts i
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 05 13:46:14 EST 2007 | ck_the_flip
That's where this website falls short. Sorry to b*tch, but there's lots of people who post here whose primary language is NOT english, and you know what they say... "a picture is worth a thousand words." Original Poster guy...try "Image Shack" to s
