Electronics Forum: solderball (Page 12 of 19)

Contamination/process issues of SMT and wave soldered pcb's

Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 04 09:10:53 EDT 2003 | davef

With poorly cured mask: * Wave soldering: Expect to see thin wavy band of dross imbedded in the mask in the wave solder side. * Reflow soldering: Expect to see a pinto board where the two tones of mask are [1] normal color and [2] a lighter color, al

Leadfree Trials

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 06 09:20:50 EDT 2005 | Bob R.

We approached it the same way we select SnPb pastes. We started by doing coupon level tests to sort out the obvious "bad" pastes: SIR, wetting, solder balling, print quality, etc. That cut the field in half. From there we started to do assembly l

Chip capacitor size - Fuji CP6

Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 21 04:20:49 EDT 2006 | Rob

Hi Mika, I used to work for the largest chip cap manufacturer in the world, and by far the largest problem we would see was cracking due to incorrect z height adjustment on Chipshooters. It can also cause solderballs and bad joints by displacing th

Midchip solderballs (MCSB) on pb-free

Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 05 12:35:38 EDT 2006 | Mario Scalzo, SMT CPE

Good afternoon! We are able to offer some insight into this and fix your issues. A lot of the time, we are able to offer relief from MCSB using profiling. We have a Technical Paper and Application Note for the elimination of them. They can be fou

Voiding in LGA (LT) soldering

Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 30 06:47:18 EDT 2010 | arjan

We having issues installing the Linear Tech LTM8023. We have different soldering results in our PBfree testruns. The voiding and solderball rate is not stable (random positions and sizes). The pcb's (gold finish)are prebaked, the LGA's are stored in

Re: Intrusive soldering

Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 23 23:17:03 EST 1999 | Chris G.

| Are there many of you who are soldering through hole parts in your surface mount reflow oven? How repeatable is the process? Do you need to touch up a lot after reflow? We don't do long runs maybe 200, 300 boards max. Can you just screen print

Re: Converting to 'No-Clean' process

Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 17 18:42:32 EDT 2000 | Russ

Murad, I have just completed a switch over in our facility to no-clean. We used Alpha 609 and 857 paste and wave flux respectively. We currently use Alpha UP78 paste, NR330 wave flux, NR205 liquid flux for touchup and cleanline 7000 wire solder as

Re: Wave process w/Alpha Metal 310M

Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 19 14:56:55 EDT 1999 | JohnW

Nick, I've run this flux for a while and it's not too bad. There is a tendancy for there to be residue left on the PCB after wave due to the solid's content but it can be minised by putting some effort into setting up your spray fluxer to an optimum

Re: How are your solder balls @ wave solder ?

Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 11 06:00:27 EDT 1999 | Brian

| Folk's, | | I'm just tying up some loose end's on my Master's Thesis on solderballing @ wave soldering and the effect the topography of the mask / PCB has on it. | I was wanting to do a straw poll on you guy's as to the type of resist's you are us

Re: How are your solder balls @ wave solder ?

Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 11 12:24:07 EDT 1999 | John Thorup

| | Folk's, | | | | I'm just tying up some loose end's on my Master's Thesis on solderballing @ wave soldering and the effect the topography of the mask / PCB has on it. | | I was wanting to do a straw poll on you guy's as to the type of resist's yo


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