New Equipment | Solder Materials
New Precision BGA Spheres Optimize Sphere Performance Indium Corporation’s Solder Spheres for PBGA, CBGA, TBGA, µBGA¬ and Flip Chip applications are made by a proprietary manufacturing process that consistently results in high sphericity and accura
New Equipment | Solder Materials
AMTECH’s BGA solder spheres are manufactured from virgin materials to meet or exceed the requirements of building or repairing BGA packages. AMTECH BGA solder spheres also exceed both the IPC and MIL standards for purity levels and size tolerances. N
Electronics Forum | Tue May 06 22:31:52 EDT 2003 | yukim
Yes, we did try: built a lot of 200 PCBs with Sn62Ag2 solder paste (we have been using Sn63) and it helped, but not eliminated the problem.
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 02 07:40:54 EST 2010 | scottp
2000 cycles of -40/+150C thermal cycling.
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RoHS Guide in Electronics: RoHS, WEEE and Lead-Free FAQ
Technical Library | 2023-01-02 17:50:34.0
Silver bearing alloys have been used in electronics soldering for many years. Silver has been used in tin-lead solders (Sn62Pb36Ag2) to combat silver scavenging from silver plated electronic components as well as to improve thermal fatigue resistance. Many of the common lead-free alloys contain some amount of silver. Silver bearing alloys have good electrical and thermal conductivity as well as the ability to wet to the common surface finishes used in printed wiring assemblies, thus giving it all the attributes needed for an electronic solder alloy. Presence of silver in Sn based solders increases the bulk solder modulus and is generally believed to improve resistance to fatigue from thermal cycles. Increased solder modulus can be advantageous or disadvantageous depending on the desired performance attribute. For example in high strain rate situations, higher modulus of the bulk solders results in lower life time. A wide variety of leaded and lead-free
