Electronics Forum | Fri May 14 19:07:29 EDT 2004 | Longhua
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Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 14:40:14 EDT 2004 | hertenstein
I am looking for a industry specification for the amount of strain that is allowable during a parallel blade shearing operation as related to ceramic capacitors. Does anyone know of such a specification? Best regards, Jeff
Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 15:26:11 EDT 2004 | hertenstein
Sorry, I was not clear. I am interested in the strain on the PCB during depanelization using a parallel blade shear. And the effect on ceramic capacitors on the PCB. I was not shearing the capacitor off of the PCB. Regards, Jeff
Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 17:33:13 EDT 2004 | davef
Oh, OK. There is not specification for that either. Capacitor fabricators [eg, TDK, Kemet, AVX, etc] give good guidelines. For instance: http://www.kemet.com/kemet/web/homepage/kechome.nsf/vapubfiles/F2111/$file/F2111.pdf
Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 22:49:45 EDT 2004 | snehal acharya
Hi to ALL, pls give the details about Selective solder M/C Manufacturer.(site detials),if any one knows. regards, Snehal
Electronics Forum | Tue May 11 02:22:18 EDT 2004 | Erhan
Snehal, For me to be able to help you, it depends on your location, type of application and volume. My email address is philipchip@yahoo.com if you wanna discuss further. Erhan
Electronics Forum | Tue May 11 10:43:37 EDT 2004 | Melissa
Has anyone experienced problems lately with excess flux residue left on the board after reflow when using Alpha UP78 OSP paste? We are getting a component failure that the designers are blaming on too much residue. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Tue May 11 11:17:36 EDT 2004 | pjc
Nope, haven't heard anything. I'd check your reflow profile, contact Alpha. Also, UP78 is a very old solderpaste product. I would consider switching to one of their newer products.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 12 08:51:37 EDT 2004 | mfroe
When you say "very old" do you mean it's discontinued? My supplier is telling me they still sell it. In this case, the residue is pooling up and clogging up a switch. That's what we are considering too much. Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 12 09:09:56 EDT 2004 | pjc
Yes, old not obsolete. I believe it may be Alpha's first no-clean solderpaste model. Their most current NC model is OM 5000.
