Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 17:26:21 EDT 2004 | russ
What happens to the flux and pads on the second side of a double sided board during the first reflow? It seems to me like the solder would dome and the flux would be used up and migrated to other areas. Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 17:29:24 EDT 2004 | russ
what type of flux are you using and what type of solder resist is on the PCB solder resist (Gloss or Matte), also what is the orientation of the connector to the wave flow and what is the pitch of the leads? Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 10:55:19 EDT 2004 | jim_bob
Thanks. Yes, this is a interesting topic, and one that keeps our component engineers busy these days. I'm familiar with the data you referenced. Is there a "easy" method (test method) to use at incoming inspection to verify a termination is "matte
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 04 18:43:42 EDT 2004 | davef
We agree with you. Since when do failures ask themselves about the process used to attach them to the board, before failing. Smack your colleagues for us!!!
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 13:37:28 EDT 2004 | davef
Baking your boards will redue the amount of OSP on the board. If you use the boards quickly, you probably will not have a problem with baking [and don't bake too long]. Why do you want bake this board?
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 09:23:36 EDT 2004 | blnorman
We're using a RC filter network that we're having solderability problems with. There are 4 RC pairs with 2 ground connections (this is a leadless component). The problem we're having is non-wetting of one of the castellations (9 of the 10 scallops
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 11:37:24 EDT 2004 | Andrew
I was told by the customer to change the screw with washer to a screw without washer as the washer causing the overlay Lexan Material underneath the washer to bulge.What should I be looking at to make this change?Can I just use the same screw without
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 20:24:58 EDT 2004 | Haran
The customer asked me to propose the type of screw and if possible the type that we are using for other products.With that proposal he will create documentation to make the changes.This customer always discuss with us for any improvement.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 20:40:13 EDT 2004 | Haran
Is 1 thou of copper refer to 1 mil or 1 mm.?In Asia,we do not really use this unit.Please advise.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 05 21:17:24 EDT 2004 | davef
A 'thou' is a 'mil'. It's intended use to to distinguish 'mil' from 'milli' [obviously with marginal success].
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