Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 20 04:39:19 EST 2000 | SV
Hello, I have to design a PCB for which the customer have the following temperature requirements: -55degC to +85degC operating temp. -61degC to +125degC storage temp. My question is: does the FR4 material meet this conditions? Which are the parame
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 23 18:20:48 EDT 1998 | Alvaro Carrillo
Hy everybody. Somebody know about a IC's storage with controled temperature, vacum for special IC. I apreciate any information about, Where can I buy, whatever. thanks AC
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 19 05:22:20 EST 2000 | Neil Stoddart
Help! I need to know what is the most cost effective and reliable method of storing BGA's at trackside, once they have been removed from their dry pack? The method of storage needs to keep the components below 20% RH, at room temperature without the
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 17:44:10 EST 2000 | Dave F
Gawd. Sure FR-4 will meet those conditions. Tg [check the fine SMTnet Archives for discussion on Tg] of FR-4 is 130�F or so. Consider: * Is the delT between Tg and the upper operating [or storage] temperature acceptable for your application? * D
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 27 08:47:54 EST 2024 | klauss
We know that solder pastes can be stored for up to 2 weeks at room temperature. If we return them to the refrigerator after 1 week of storage at room temperature, does the time reset, or can we keep them for the remaining week at room temperature? A
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 16:55:50 EDT 2013 | mbb
The temperature should be
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 28 17:07:50 EST 2024 | emeto
Once you warm it up to room temperature, use it or lose it. Paste should always be brought to a room temperature before use. If it is not ready, don't use it.
Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 28 07:08:02 EDT 2013 | ericrr
Could it be anything like just a normal domestic refrigerator, But the question should be what is the temperature?
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 10 14:10:06 EDT 2000 | Alvaro Carrillo
Hi everybody, somebody know a refrigerator to storage solder paste with the folowing characteristics. 4 glass door with a system that keep the refrigerator in control showing the temperature in a display that be part of the refrigerator. any help to
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 10 14:47:27 EDT 2000 | John Thorup
Hello Alvaro If I understand you what you want is a refigerator with multiple glass doors, thermostatic control and a readout of the actual temperature inside. I'd suggest a restaurant equipment supplier. I've seen many of these with pies, cakes an
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