Flux application using the DispenseJet® pump is a superior alternative to screen printing and ultrasonic spray. Jet dispensing eliminates the overspray and material waste associated with ultrasonic and spray application methods. Flux application usi
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Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 08 07:52:13 EDT 2007 | zanolli
We are looking at a specialized method of direct soldering ceramic circuit modules (maybe 40mm square) to a mother board with solder joints on only 2 of the 4 sides. These modules would be oriented horizontally, or mezzanine like, to the mother board
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 07 09:37:48 EST 2007 | billyd
Had the very same thing happen the first time we used the small QFNs. The aperture for the thermal pad in the center needs to be cut in a grid form, either squares (with around a 10 mil spacing between openings) or circles, like a BGA pattern. Too mu
Industry News | 2009-09-17 17:02:12.0
EAST HANOVER, NJ – Zymet has introduced a new reworkable underfill encapsulant, CN-1728, designed to underfill Package-on-Package (POP) assemblies. Underfilled POP’s have greater difficulty in passing thermal cycle tests than underfilled BGA’s. Compared to earlier generation underfills, CN-1728 has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion and higher Tg, and better compatibility with flux residues, both of which contribute to its superior thermal cycle performance.
Industry News | 2010-03-17 18:31:55.0
EAST HANOVER, NJ – Zymet has introduced a new silica-filled reworkable board-level underfill encapsulant, X2825, whose coefficient of thermal expansion, CTE, is 26 ppm/°C. The underfill enhances drop and shock test reliability and, compared to higher CTE underfills, provides superior thermal cycle performance.
Technical Library | 2009-11-05 11:17:32.0
Head-in-pillow (HiP), also known as ball-and-socket, is a solder joint defect where the solder paste deposit wets the pad, but does not fully wet the ball. This results in a solder joint with enough of a connection to have electrical integrity, but lacking sufficient mechanical strength. Due to the lack of solder joint strength, these components may fail with very little mechanical or thermal stress. This potentially costly defect is not usually detected in functional testing, and only shows up as a failure in the field after the assembly has been exposed to some physical or thermal stress.
Flux spray coating on a PCB with uniformal thickness down to 5 microns, with clear edge definition and minimal overspray. Can coat large or shoot dots with the same jet.
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/degradation. Figure 22 (top image) illustrates two BGA corner/outer row solder joints that failed in the typical location at the component/solder joint interface. One of these solder joints (magnified lower image) has a void less than the 25% maximum
