New SMT Equipment: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (1)

PCB Final Finishes - Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold (ENIG, ENEPIG) Immersion Silver, Immersion Tin

PCB Final Finishes - Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold (ENIG, ENEPIG) Immersion Silver, Immersion Tin

New Equipment | Surface Finish

Technic supplies precious metal and tin and tin alloyed products that are used to preserve as well as enhance soldering and bonding through all levels of interconnection. Technic is well established as a leader in Final Finish Solutions for printed

Technic Inc.

Electronics Forum: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (12)

Smartmedia connector in reflow soldering

Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 22 13:41:55 EST 2002 | cristiano

We are experiencing problems with a smartmedia connector during the reflow solder process. The connectors stay a little bended after the oven. In this case the middle leads are not solded, because they stay with no contact on the board. The conector

Re: gold embrittlement on paste in hole 30 micro in. gold plated lead

Electronics Forum | Fri May 28 17:44:51 EDT 1999 | Glenn Robertson

| I discovered that we have some gold plated (30 mico in.) through hole connectors which were Paste In Hole soldered (60 sec at reflow) on a HASL PCB. Do we have an embrittlement reliability issue? The calculated volume % of gold in the joints is abo

Industry News: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (32)

Gold Fingers: A Guide to Understanding Gold-Plated PCB Connectors

Industry News | 2018-10-18 09:06:41.0

Gold Fingers: A Guide to Understanding Gold-Plated PCB Connectors

Flason Electronic Co.,limited

RoHS Guide in Electronics: RoHS, WEEE and Lead-Free FAQ

Industry News | 2018-12-08 03:24:24.0

RoHS Guide in Electronics: RoHS, WEEE and Lead-Free FAQ

Flason Electronic Co.,limited

Technical Library: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (2)

Techniques for Selective Soldering High Thermal Mass and Fine-Pitch Components

Technical Library | 2022-08-08 15:06:06.0

Selective soldering has evolved to become a standard production process within the electronics assembly industry, and now accommodates a wide variety of through-hole component formats in numerous applications. Most through-hole components can be easily soldered with the selective soldering process without difficulty however some types of challenging components require additional attention to ensure that optimum quality is maintained. Several high thermal mass components can place demands on the selective soldering process, while the use of specialized solder fixtures, or solder pallets, often places additional thermal demand on the preheating process. Fine-pitch through-hole components and connectors place a different set of demands on the selective soldering process and typically require special attention to lead projection and traverse speed to minimize bridging between adjacent pins. Dual in-line memory module (DIMM) connectors, compact peripheral component interface (cPCI) connectors, coax connectors and other high thermal mass components as well as fine-pitch microconnectors, can present challenges when soldered into backplanes or multilayer printed circuit board assemblies. Adding to this challenge, compact peripheral component interface connectors can present additional solderability issues because of their beryllium copper base metal pins. Key Terms: Selective soldering, drop-jet fluxing, sustained preheating, flux migration, adjacent clearance, lead-to-hole aspect ratio, lead projection, thermal reliefs, gold embrittlement, solderability testing.

Hentec Industries, Inc. (RPS Automation)

Solder Joint Reliability of Pb-free Sn-Ag-Cu Ball Grid Array (BGA) Components in Sn-Pb Assembly Process

Technical Library | 2020-10-27 02:07:31.0

For companies that choose to take the Pb-free exemption under the European Union's RoHS Directive and continue to manufacture tin-lead (Sn-Pb) electronic products, there is a growing concern about the lack of Sn-Pb ball grid array (BGA) components. Many companies are compelled to use the Pb-free Sn-Ag-Cu (SAC) BGA components in a Sn-Pb process, for which the assembly process and solder joint reliability have not yet been fully characterized. A careful experimental investigation was undertaken to evaluate the reliability of solder joints of SAC BGA components formed using Sn-Pb solder paste. This evaluation specifically looked at the impact of package size, solder ball volume, printed circuit board (PCB) surface finish, time above liquidus and peak temperature on reliability. Four different BGA package sizes (ranging from 8 to 45 mm2) were selected with ball-to-ball pitch size ranging from 0.5mm to 1.27mm. Two different PCB finishes were used: electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG) and organic solderability preservative (OSP) on copper. Four different profiles were developed with the maximum peak temperatures of 210oC and 215oC and time above liquidus ranging from 60 to 120 seconds using Sn-Pb paste. One profile was generated for a lead-free control. A total of 60 boards were assembled. Some of the boards were subjected to an as assembled analysis while others were subjected to an accelerated thermal cycling (ATC) test in the temperature range of -40oC to 125oC for a maximum of 3500 cycles in accordance with IPC 9701A standard. Weibull plots were created and failure analysis performed. Analysis of as-assembled solder joints revealed that for a time above liquidus of 120 seconds and below, the degree of mixing between the BGA SAC ball alloy and the Sn-Pb solder paste was less than 100 percent for packages with a ball pitch of 0.8mm or greater. Depending on package size, the peak reflow temperature was observed to have a significant impact on the solder joint microstructural homogeneity. The influence of reflow process parameters on solder joint reliability was clearly manifested in the Weibull plots. This paper provides a discussion of the impact of various profiles' characteristics on the extent of mixing between SAC and Sn-Pb solder alloys and the associated thermal cyclic fatigue performance.

Sanmina-SCI

Express Newsletter: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (1140)

Lead-Free Solder Wafer Bumping

Lead-Free Solder Wafer Bumping Lead-Free Solder Wafer Bumping Over the past 30 years we have learned that lead has negative affects on the health of humans and seen strong legislation remove it from gasoline and paints. More recently, governments

SMTnet Express - March 24, 2022

SMTnet Express, March 24, 2022, Subscribers: 25,784, Companies: 11,563, Users: 27,157 XRF Technology In The Field - XRF Technology For Non-Scientists X-ray fluorescence (XRF): a non-destructive analytical technique used

Partner Websites: using gold leaded connector in leaded solder process (63)

Solder Selection Guide

ASYMTEK Products | Nordson Electronics Solutions | https://www.nordson.com/en/divisions/efd/resource-center/solder-selection-guide

. There are additional details of alloy and flux performance not covered that can be very important in the selection process. It is always worth a call to your Nordson EFD solder sales specialist to review requirements to ensure you are using the best solder paste for the job.   Step 1

ASYMTEK Products | Nordson Electronics Solutions

IPC Class - PCB Libraries Forum

PCB Libraries, Inc. | https://www.pcblibraries.com/Forum/ipc-class_topic2176_post9013.html

. Other than the standard DIP, SIP and Header, most connector land patterns are created using the mfr. recommended pattern in Library Expert Pro

PCB Libraries, Inc.


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