Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 14 07:23:50 EDT 2020 | researchmfg
There is a misunderstanding that people think the IMC layer grows the thicker the stronger soldering strength. The IMC layer can be grown and distributed evenly at the interface location will be good enough. Once the IMC layer grows too thick and ove
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 14 15:14:31 EDT 2008 | samir
Dean, thanks for schooling me on this. I talked to an industry collegue whom I met at APEX, and it was he who had told me of the IAg "rework issue." Basically, he told me that they had field failures on QFPs that were a direct result of trying to "
SMTnet Express, June 20, 2019, Subscribers: 32,068, Companies: 10,815, Users: 24,854 Dissolution in Service of the Copper Substrate of Solder Joints Credits: Nihon Superior Co., Ltd. It is well known that during service the layer of Cu6Sn5
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(from hot air leveling or other pcb solder-coating method), an intermetallic of tin-copper forms. This is typically Cu6Sn5 or Cu5Sn6 and this intermetallic is what causes the solder to adhere to the copper pads and leads
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