Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 25 10:38:49 EDT 2000 | JohnW
Adam, Ha yes the joy that is wave soldering, and don't we love customers that forget the simple little things like putting connectors in the right way! It's a common thing and one way to get round it is to angle the cards towards the wave, typicaly
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 26 13:09:08 EDT 1999 | Doug
I am building a board with T1/34 LED's in a 10X10 array there are 12 arrays in a panel. The LED's are body to body in the array, .1 spaced. The LEDS have been autoinserted on a Universal RAD III, so they are cut and clinched. The trouble I am having
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 30 16:14:58 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| I am building a board with T1/34 LED's in a 10X10 array there are 12 arrays in a panel. The LED's are body to body in the array, .1 spaced. The LEDS have been autoinserted on a Universal RAD III, so they are cut and clinched. The trouble I am havin
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 12 21:43:56 EDT 2000 | Micah Newcomb
Is this board going across wave? If not, you are pretty safe to lose the glue process. If it does go across wave you can probably lose the solderpaste and replace your solder stencil with a glue stencil, much faster and efficient than dispensing.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 19 18:07:57 EST 2004 | davef
We're inclined to buy Russ's stuff about peel from the wave. Look here, but shield your eyes first: [ http://www.thepdfshop.co.uk/ppm/defects/Wave/asp/50.asp ] [A respectful bow to BW for the pix] Could you tell us more about: * Board direction thro
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 25 04:57:51 EDT 2008 | fnorradd
Hi All, I was wondering if any of you have any ideas on what is the optimum angle for the conveyor to pass over the waves on a leaded wave machine ? Any input would be greatly appriciated. Regards Darron
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 28 14:16:18 EDT 1999 | JohnW
Doug, Have you tried running the boards at an angle to the wave of between 15 - 30 degree's ? I've done this on a few boards to eliminate short's and I believe it will work on your problem very sucessfully. Best thing to do is get your wave solder c
Electronics Forum | Wed May 18 19:12:26 EDT 2005 | HOSS
Hello, Assuming that your dwell and coverage at the wave are in order..... Have you checked the angle and pressure of your fluxer air knife? You can only count on capilary action to a point. The air knife, set correctly, will help get your flux t
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 01 08:17:39 EST 2000 | Adam
we have a variety of products which we build and manufacture and build on our site, 90% of which go over the wave solder. What I would like to know is when designing a WSC how do I know what the correct angle of the aperture is in relation to the wav
Electronics Forum | Mon May 22 09:35:07 EDT 2017 | emeto
There is one lead that is a total miss. I think you are too low with the wave there - you are barely touching the board. I would say first look at your wave height. If you have the possibility to change the angle of the wave(if there is a backplane t
