Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 06 08:22:09 EDT 2007 | mulder0990
I am waiting for our parts order to come in with the Torque checker and I will post right away to let you know how it works. We only have the Fuji CP-6 feeders here, so I cannot help you with the problems with the CP7. I am looking into a calibrati
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 07 14:23:30 EST 2006 | russ
I wuld say it is attachment method and post install force that is the problem not the size of the heatsink. we place heatsinks that are at least 5 times the size of BGA with no issue, they are attached with very precision torque drivers. Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 04 19:27:33 EST 2004 | russ
what I have usually found although not from wave conveyor chains but from racing motorcycles is that binding is caused by wear and bending and not dirt unless it is excessive to the point that you can actually see the dirt that is binding it. When t
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 04 10:07:46 EST 2004 | Chris Lampron
Sorry about the non SMT post, but I figured that there might be someone with a similar experience out there. We have been having a tough time cleaning the conveyor chains in our wave solder machine. We have been cleaning them in a self cleaning oven,
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 25 22:54:55 EDT 2005 | KEN
sorry. re-read your post. The problem is the home sensor relative to the home pulse. You're catching the wrong home pulse. a 10mm offset sounds about right for a 360 degree error. You need 50% +/- 15 % to ensure you always zero to the same phys
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 02 09:26:15 EDT 2004 | davef
Q1: How do you define torque setting for screw? A1: Talk to people at your nut supplier. Some nut suppliers post torque tables on the web. For instance: http://www.thelenchannel.com/1torque.html http://www.marfas.com/Ttorque.shtml http://www.pac
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 04 11:14:03 EST 2000 | JimH
All, For what it's worth the only time I have experienced this phenom was when board support pins were misplaced on our chip shooter and these components (previously placed) were resting on the pins and cracking when we populated the other side o
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 17 17:14:49 EST 1999 | Michael Allen
Another test to consider is dye penetrant analysis. The technique involves flooding the area beneath the soldered part with dye (preferably a bright color, like red). After drying the board+dye in an oven, you peel or torque the part off and inspec
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 07 02:06:26 EDT 1998 | Earl Moon
| Earl, | As always, I am interested in what you have to say, but I am still a little vague on your application of ANSI Y14.5 as it relates to the manufacturability of an assembled printed circuit board. Are you implying that component placement coor
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 17 20:48:14 EST 2001 | davef
We find that the raw BGA's pad sheared surface has the SnPb solder at various Z heights whereas the assembled BGAs pad leave a smooth layer of SnPb along the pad. Like to understand the cause for the difference. Who could guess? Solder joint streng
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