Here is a copy of a draft document on PIHR Inspection I have jotted down on a flight to Scotland yesterday, any comments suggestions etc ? I have already most of the photos for the standard but as you know there is nothing in the IPC document it just says make up your own criteria so here we go. Which was what they decided to do when I first raised the issue with the new IPC610 document two years ago. As many people expressed an interest some time back on PIHR this may be of interest.
Look forward to your comments suggestions. Pin In Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Solder Paste Deposit
Satisfactory
Solder paste deposit is complete and conforms to the same size as the stencil aperture dimensions and may be printed onto the surface of the solder mask and over the through hole
Acceptable
Solder paste deposit conforms to the aperture in the stencil design there is some evidence of minor paste displacement
Unacceptable
The solder paste deposit is incomplete and does not conform to the designed aperture in the stencil. There is evidence of paste smudging on the surface of the board.
Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Component Pin Insertion
Satisfactory Component pins have been inserted through the solder paste with the body of the component seated on the board surface with no paste displacement
Acceptable
Component pins have been inserted with minor lead displacement, this is acceptable provided that the minimum 1mm lead protrusion on the base of the board is visible.
Unacceptable
Component pins have been inserted but leads have failed to be inserted with the minimum lead protrusion on the base of the board. Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Component Pin Insertion
Satisfactory
Component pins have been inserted through the solder paste. Paste is visible on the tips of the pins prior to reflow
Acceptable Solder paste is visible on the tips of component pins and in adjacent through holes. The filling of adjacent holes where pins are not included on the component are not mandatory.
Unacceptable
Component pins are not visible on the base of the board after assembly of the component pins Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Component Pin Insertion
Satisfactory
Component pins have been inserted through the solder paste. Paste is visible on the tips of the pins prior to reflow. Paste may also be visible around the pad this is dependent on which side the paste is applied.
Acceptable
Solder paste is visible on the tips of component pins and in adjacent through holes. Minor evidence of paste displacement from the print deposit is possible when component pins are inserted from the opposite side of the board Unacceptable
Complete displacement of the solder paste deposit from the board due to poor paste tack is unacceptable
Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Soldering Standards Satisfactory
Soldering of the through hole pins shall show satisfactory wetting between both the land and termination Acceptable
The degree of hole filling varies on the pins but meets the minimum hole fill of 75% of the plated through hole board thickness. Evidence of base material on the pads or pin is acceptable Unacceptable
The minimum hole fill of 75% of the board thickness has not been achieved Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Soldering Standards Hold Down Features Satisfactory
Soldering of the location/hold down pins shall show satisfactory wetting between both the land and termination. Base material on the non paste side of the board may be seen Acceptable
Soldering of pins show wetting between the pin and land. The hole is not completely filled with solder and base material on the pad is visible Unacceptable
Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards X-Ray Inspection of Solder Joints Satisfactory
The x-ray image shows a complete fill of the plated through hole with positive solder fillets around the component pins Acceptable
The image shows a reduced hole fill but still exceeds the minimum requirement of 75% fill of the plated through hole. There is evidence of minor voiding in the solder fillet Unacceptable
The x-ray image shows excessive voiding in the barrel of the hole, although unlikely to cause failure it illustrates the reflow profile/process is unacceptable.
Pin-In-Hole/Intrusive Reflow Inspection Standards Assembly and Soldering Defects
Unacceptable
Solder balls on the surface of the resist after reflow are normally associated with the compatibility of the solder resist. Unacceptable
Solder ball of solder build up on the tips of component pins is normally associated with incorrect profiling of the printed board assembly Unacceptable
Incorrect insertion of the component pins is normally associated with damage to the leads or inappropriate component packaging Unacceptable
No or incomplete reflow of paste is normally associated with incorrect profiling of the board or excessive time/ temperature during preheat of low ultra low residue pastes Unacceptable
No or incomplete reflow of paste is normally associated with incorrect profiling of the board or excessive time/ temperature during preheat of low ultra low residue pastes
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Here is a copy of a draft document on PIHR Inspection I have...
- May 17, 2001
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Hi Bob
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- May 17, 2001
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