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SolderTips: Defining Shear Forces for Surface Mounted Components | EPTAC

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SolderTips: Problems With Stress Cracks in Ceramic Components | EPTAC

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SolderTip #46: Open Connections Found on BGA Components - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

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SolderTips: Defining Shear Forces for Surface Mounted Components - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succ

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SolderTips: Defining Shear Forces for Surface Mounted Components - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed Looking for solder training standards, manuals, kits, and more

SolderTips: Problems With Stress Cracks in Ceramic Components - EPTAC - Train. Work Smarter. Succeed

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How to Tell if a Printed Circuit Board is Bad | Imagineering, Inc.

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. When boards are not designed to work around high heat, components can be burnt and rendered nonfunctional. In these cases, boards cannot be repaired and must be replaced. Heat

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•  I have always had in the back of my head that burnt flux is a defect for all class 3 assemblies. But upon further review I have not been able to identify the specific section of the IPC-A-610F standard which identifies burnt flux as an acceptable or defect condition

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•  I have always had in the back of my head that burnt flux is a defect for all class 3 assemblies. But upon further review I have not been able to identify the specific section of the IPC-A-610F standard which identifies burnt flux as an acceptable or defect condition

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Our Top 10 Commonly Asked Soldering Questions This Year 1 Chip Component Shifting •  Can be related to components floating on the molten solder plus the equipment may have vibrations, which may not be felt by humans in the area

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Our Top 10 Commonly Asked Soldering Questions This Year 1 Chip Component Shifting •  Can be related to components floating on the molten solder plus the equipment may have vibrations, which may not be felt by humans in the area

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