Hi Guys,
I need your opinion here. Has anyone tried doing this Process:
Bottomside Process first which means gluing the chip components then reflowing the Glue instead of Curing them, then Topside process which is solder paste printing then component placement, then reflow process again. The last process is the PTH assembly which means Wave Soldering the PCB. The reason of this process is that we are using a Vapor Phase Process that has no IR preheater but the Maximum Temperature that we get (bec of the Heat Transfer Fluid) is 200 deg C +/- 0.2 degrees across the board. And no matter how big or small the components measured my Delta T is only 0.2 degrees C which is very very good.
Now the query:
a) Will the glue's bond strength will be affected? Most glue manufacturers we asked mentioned that their glue will be able to withstand 300 deg. C for 10 secs. but they can't give me any referral to whose doing this process.
b) Will some of my Ceramic Caps crack during the wave soldering process because of the heat? This i have to see but your opinion is welcome.
c) Can you see any possible problems that I might encounter during this experiment?
Please give me your opinions, feedbacks and queries so I could be able to look into them during the experiment.
Thanks
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