Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 15 11:03:48 EST 2019 | rgduval
I think Steve is on to it. The wire is not getting hot enough to wet. Either the solderer is attempting to solder too quickly, or the PTH is connected to a ground plane. The solder sticking up through the hole leads me to think it's connected to a
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 08 22:20:39 EST 2002 | grantp
Hi, We have been manufacturing a PCB, however it's been quite tricky to profile, as the edges of the PCB are reflowing before the center of the PCB. I have looked at the design, and there is a small power plane for 2.5 Volt in the center of the PCB
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 03 09:05:28 EST 2004 | davef
Look to IPC-2221, 9.1.3 Thermal Relief In Conductor Planes
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 08 08:20:52 EST 2007 | mzaboogie
tjc, Is this pin connected to a heavy conductor or ground plane? Chris
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 08 08:33:08 EST 2007 | jdumont
Most likely ground plane stealing your heat. Increase dwell slightly if you can.
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 12 09:33:18 EDT 2008 | realchunks
When you sat design problem, is it a because there is a ground plane causing a thermal problem?
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 24 10:09:52 EDT 2013 | leigh
Windowpane your ground planes, this will prevent a lot of voiding.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 14 04:43:15 EST 2016 | pcbgogo_downey
Do you have pictures? it may caused by the unproper temperature or pads or the adjacent copper plane or other reasons.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 24 16:34:54 EST 2022 | joshsvoboda
Here are some images of the joints.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 10 12:02:07 EST 1999 | Craig Holloway
Looking for advice/products on ways to get heat out of a package and into an internal thermal plane. Will have electrically isolated thermal pads (going to an internal thermal plane) under the part. Need a way to get good thermal contact between par
