Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 16 00:09:05 EDT 2010 | boardhouse
I would be concerned with either material at that temp. i would re-post your question on one of the engineering forums below. http://www.eng-tips.com/ http://www.electronic-circuits-diagrams.com/forum/ Regards, Boardhouse
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 02 23:59:35 EDT 2021 | mokshamanthra
Hi, We have a PCB with layers defined for a thickness of 1.6mm from a customer . Is it possible to make it 2mm without affecting any Cu traces or layers , just by altering the FR4 material only.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 26 17:29:42 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon
| I know, I've read the "been there done that" stories about this subject, but I still profess ignorance on some aspects. | We are using NPO type dialectric caps in potted high voltage assemblies and continue to experience catastrophic vailures. U
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 08 18:58:27 EST 2007 | Mike F
Normally someone would have replied to tell you to do a search of the archives. I've read at least 4 or 5 different threads dealing with baking out PWB's, but none were for this special material. First, have you contacted the manufacturer of the PW
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 01 22:58:31 EST 2006 | davef
Durastone is commonly used in flooring. Durostone is a proprietary product of R�chling Permali Composites SA [be aware this is a French company] that many use for reflow and SMT process pallets. Suppliers are: * R�chling Permali Composites SA; Canog
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 18 09:03:57 EST 1998 | Earl Moon
| Problem occurs because the glass transition temp for FR4 is lower than reflow temperature. Our company wrote an article which was printed in SMT magazine some years ago | that deals with this exact subject. Best way to deal with this is to use a ce
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 18 08:18:48 EST 2014 | kevinb
Does anybody know what material is used for over molding I/Cs. I would like to find a material that others use to mold there electronic components. I am wire bonding and mounting a small cap (0201) on an FR-4 board. I need this material to withsta
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 07 17:12:34 EDT 2004 | davef
No one knows what type of board you use. So, assuming you're talking a fairly standard FR4. Q1a. actually, what is max temperature and duration can a bare PCB reflow without any quality problem? A1a. We'd guess your board could take 250*C for may
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 31 19:16:59 EDT 1999 | Steve Surtees
| I am looking for a rule of thumb regarding the maximum ramp standard components (chip capacitors) can tolerate without failure during the reflow process. The standard seems to be 3C\second, but this figure is generally derived from the average ram
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 13 17:51:01 EDT 2000 | Francois Racine
My question is concerning a cheap PCB material. I have a sample with me and I have to quote on this product with the same PCB material. This material is not FR4 and the color is beige. I think CEM-1 material is beige too but I`m not sure. I`ve hea
