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LQFP128 doesn't work when cold

Electronics Forum | Wed May 31 13:23:48 EDT 2006 | slthomas

You don't say anything about the appearance of the solder joints themselves. That would go a long ways towards identifying and possibly resolving your issues. Heating and cooling could affect performance if you have a/some cracked or otherwise loose

LQFP128 doesn't work when cold

Electronics Forum | Wed May 31 16:09:14 EDT 2006 | barryg

Did You verify operation of the oscillaators(resonaters) by heating and cooling and looking at the waveforms and frequencies when doing so. We have problems when they are not packed correcttly from vendors , and sometimes they can get crackes in them

Solder paste volume require.

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 08:39:36 EDT 2006 | russ

IPC a 610 has this info. An 0402 however mat require more solder than what IPC states (basically evidence of wetted fillet for class2). more paste = more flux = better wetting. Why don't you tell us what pad sizes and layout you have and stencil t

Solder paste volume require.

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 21:19:52 EDT 2006 | ec

Hi Russ, Thanks for your input. Currently, our stencil is at 5 mil thickness and the paste height from 5.5 to 6.5mil. I have increase the paste height to 7 to 7.5 mil and great improve....... I just need some data to present to my management and tel

Thermal Profiler Shield

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 07:50:16 EDT 2006 | samir

Another nuisance with the new SlimKIC - even for Sn-Pb paste we run a little hotter peak temperatures - you can't run another one in succession because the "internal" temperature is too high as well. Typically, I have to put the unit underneath a fa

Thermal Profiler Shield

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 09:46:36 EDT 2006 | slthomas

Our MOLE was the same way. Setting it on the floor was the best way to cool it down. I'm not sure you're ever going to do much better than a factory shielding box unless you just build a bigger one and put the whole thing in it...profiler and facto

Thermal Profiler Shield

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 10:08:59 EDT 2006 | ratsalad

I sewed a sock out of a Nomex/Kevlar blend fabric because we had the same problem with our profiler. It works great. After one run through the reflow oven, the internal temp rises by about 5 degrees C. It used to go up by about 20-25 C. I can pic

Thermal Profiler Shield

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 17:24:48 EDT 2006 | flipit

Hi, I spoke to Kic about this at the Apex show in Feb. They told me it was OK to use the Orange Monkey Fur box for lead free. I even asked about my old side kic and they said it was OK also. I guess it depends on how high your temps are. I agree

Thermal Profiler Shield

Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 02 03:41:04 EDT 2006 | geb

Found the aramid fabric (Kevlar) on the website you suggested. Which thickness Aramid-and-Fiberglass Sheeting should I get, do I need to buy a strip as well to protect up to 600F? I was going to use PTFE-Coated Fiberglass Thread as it is rated up to

SUZUKI Pick and Place Machine

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 22 04:35:19 EDT 2006 | emeto

Hi netellink, I am not familiar with suzuki machines, but it usually works that way. There is a sign on the nozzle(it could be dots or lines...)and a recognition file for it. So you have to check: - if the sign the machine is looking for is damaged


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