Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 15 05:08:45 EST 2014 | grimus
Same side (component side) if You give me e-mail I can provide You more pictures. I'm making one stroke with same speed (I'm using closed proflow head and DEK printer). 5 mils thickness stencil. Products requirement - 3 IPC Class (75 % and more fill
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 14 13:24:18 EDT 2016 | davef
I doubt that your problem is driven primarily by irregularities in your circuit board. My bet is that you’re seeing defects caused primarily by the warpage in your LGA. Consider using advice often given for minimizing warpage caused defects in BGA
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 26 11:53:40 EDT 2019 | scotceltic
Experiencing some solder balls on an SSO-36 package. Things I am planning on checking are as follows: (not necesarilly in this order) I am just looking for a sanity check to see if you would try other things to help ? 1) Reflow profile. I have he
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 23 23:17:03 EST 1999 | Chris G.
| Are there many of you who are soldering through hole parts in your surface mount reflow oven? How repeatable is the process? Do you need to touch up a lot after reflow? We don't do long runs maybe 200, 300 boards max. Can you just screen print
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 01 16:41:22 EDT 2001 | davef
We do not assemble with these connectors any longer, we replaced them with a connector from somebody er other, like Teka [one of the pioneers of solder-flux bearing lead technology and a supporter to SMTnet], Samtec, Advanced Interconnections, Mill-M
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 20:22:37 EST 2000 | Dave F
George We use a 0.030" dot. Here's a link for aperture sizes for adhesive printing from Alpha. http://www.alphametals.com/products/techarticles/soldrpstncl/guidelines.html Here's a link for aperture sizes for adhesive printing from Heraeus. http:/
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 07 15:15:04 EDT 1998 | Joe P.
| I am currently experimenting with Pin-To-Paste reflow. does anyone know some excellent references or links that could give me tips and tricks, optimal aperature dimensions, etc. I have been informed that if I have pull through that I should put a
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 08 14:04:04 EDT 1998 | Kris Ewen
Manish, I've seen similar phenomenon when processing CSPs on our cards. In our case, we were placing the components over the opening to in-pad blind vias. Due to poor drilling and plating processes by our board suppliers, volatiles were outgassing
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 04 17:52:59 EST 2002 | davef
Yes, providing the surface of the via is solderable. * If so, how much paste? => Vias come in various sizes. Boards vary in thickness. So, the amount of paste to fill a via varies. Roughly, you�ll need twice as much paste as the volume of the via
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 26 10:29:03 EDT 2006 | Mike
First, Voiding under thermal pad is unavoidable(pardon the pun), unless you can find a way to add sufficient amount of solder paste to cover the area, and match that solder volume on your terminal leads. I build HVM qty's of "QFN" components w/ therm
