Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 28 07:35:27 EDT 2000 | KamranT
God bless the Airknife!
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 01 16:33:08 EDT 2000 | Ron Lasky
Jason, it looks like you have several options that have strong promise of working. I suggest you perform a designed experiment to find/optimize the best solution with these suggested approaches. Ron
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 08:02:55 EDT 2000 | Jason
Hello once again! I am having a problem with a 24 pin connector bridging on the wave. We use very similar connectors on other PCB with zero problems. This connector bridges in the same place on the same pins. It forms like a little block of four
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 11:47:02 EDT 2000 | Jason
i've rotated the board with the same result. What are soldertheif pads. I'm new to wave soldering and this is another new one on me. What did you use? where do you put the pads? please explain as much as you care to...also my leads are 1mm and th
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 11:47:15 EDT 2000 | Jason
i've rotated the board with the same result. What are soldertheif pads. I'm new to wave soldering and this is another new one on me. What did you use? where do you put the pads? please explain as much as you care to...also my leads are 1mm and th
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 08:38:36 EDT 2000 | Wolfgang Busko
Hi Jason, a couple of questions: What�s the pitch? Did you change direction the board is going through the wave and what happend? How about the design abnormalities for those 4 pins, thermalreliefpads or whatever? We had problems with 2mm pitch and
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 13:59:04 EDT 2000 | Chrys Shea
Sounds like the problem is design realted - here's a cheesy trick if your product/process permits: (you know how I love my cheesey tricks!) Put an adhesive dot between the pins that are bridging. If you're gluing bottomside SMT components to the bo
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 12:09:41 EDT 2000 | JohnW
Jason, where on the board is your connector?, front / back / middle? and where it on the PCB that you don't have issues with? Thief pad's are basically dummy pad's taht you have after the last set of pin's on the component are are used to draw the
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 28 08:27:50 EDT 2000 | Tekguy2000
Yea you gotta love those airknives. It may not work in this application if the shorts are present at the trailing edge. I have several boards that are using conns with pins at .050" centers and they short. The protrusion is .030" to .040". The shorte
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 12:54:53 EDT 2000 | John Thorup
Hi Jason I think Wolfgang has this one nailed. If it's the same four pins every time and nothing changes this, even rotating the board 90 degrees, then you're probably going to find something like a ground plane connected to them. I don't think sol
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