Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 07 15:48:22 EST 2015 | jacklucas
We switched our PCB's to 170Tg over 10 years ago, so we're probably good to go on the temperature aspect. Thanks for the opinion on the added lead content.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 13 04:27:00 EST 2016 | crystalpcb
Hi Here is our factory production capability: Shenze Electronic PCB Specification Layer Count 1 to 35 Layers Material Brand Shengyi,KB,GRACE,ISOLA,Rogers,Taconic,ARLLON,Bergquist Base Material FR-4（TG135,TG150,TG170,TG180），Halogen Free FR-4，Ceramic
Electronics Forum | Wed May 15 16:18:58 EDT 2019 | stephendo
Look up the glass transition temperature (Tg) for the PCB material. If you get the PCB above this temperature it will become quite soft. If it is a populated board remember to take any moisture sensitive devices on it into consideration.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 29 13:11:31 EST 2024 | erikfriesen
I'd like to build my own carriers using tg fr4 as we have in house Cnc. Where can I find flush corner clamps? Or are these typically custom manufactured by individual carrier board manufacturers?
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 27 17:44:10 EST 2000 | Dave F
Gawd. Sure FR-4 will meet those conditions. Tg [check the fine SMTnet Archives for discussion on Tg] of FR-4 is 130�F or so. Consider: * Is the delT between Tg and the upper operating [or storage] temperature acceptable for your application? * D
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 15 15:33:47 EST 1999 | Earl Moon
| Any info on the pros and cons of FR4 or Polyamide ref the use of soldering PGAs would be helpful. ie. temp co-efficient diffs, baking, wave soldering, Convection reflow etc | I'm sure you know all the basic differences as Tg, X, Y, and Z expansi
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 17 22:22:29 EDT 2000 | C.J. Long
Hi erverybody: I am from a PCB shop. One of our product is with 19 X 19 ceramic BGA and my customer is experiencing 0.1 - 04 % failure of open trace on cornoer BGA pad. Substrate is FR4 with TG 135 degree C and delta Tg is well below 3 degree C. Tra
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 24 18:04:46 EST 2005 | Dreamsniper
=130�C as per IPC-4104/21 What will happen if I expose the PWB Assembly with components to a temperature of between 135'C to 152'C, which is above Tg, for 1 hour? Will there be delamination or possible damage to my PWB? What about with the rests of
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 22 09:12:57 EDT 2005 | bsudak
Our manufacturing site has been struggling with soldering Alloy 42 TSOPs. Currently, we have to hand solder in one of our applications. Here are the particulars. Component: 54 leads, Sn plated, 400microinches +/-200. Process: Eutectic 63/37 Sn/Pb
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 23 16:57:29 EDT 2005 | HOSS
50% of seeing it in a single pass. The only time we do this is if we have a board off the line that has delaminated. We'll run a sample of boards through bare to confirm that we have a bad batch. Even if we see no failures on the bare boards, we'l
