Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 28 10:11:00 EST 2002 | cyber_wolf
I use a .059" copper clad sheet of FR4 that I bought from one of our board houses. It has not started to delaminate yet, and it has been through our ovens several hundred times. I am not sure what the life expectancy of a thermo-couple is. I am not 1
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 28 03:19:54 EST 2002 | Opor
Hi All Does anybody have done the profiling board life time experiment? What is the proper life time of FR4 profiling board? How can we know when the profile board or thermocouple should be change?How to use dummy board instead of using gold/real
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 09 05:52:49 EDT 2015 | kfquan
Have you tried the so called push-back or re-insertion type panel? 5mm*12mm*0.3mm thick FR-4, 120-up panel is doable.
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 09 08:45:31 EST 2007 | philkaz
I am in the R&D department at KIC. We have been making thermal profiling equipment for 20+ years. A standard circuit board is made from FR4 fiberglass. A typical solder reflow profile, whether leaded or unleaded, takes the board above the "glass t
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 08 11:33:51 EDT 2009 | 1036
2) STD FR4 material with HASL finish, 4 layer board. Reflowed under tin-lead temps with another 4 layer board same time(no delamination problem). 3) We uasualy do not pre-bake board unless board is too old. 4) We do not have the board on hand right
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 08 11:05:53 EDT 2009 | boardhouse
Hi, Need a little more info, 1) this board is definitely delaminated 2) this board looks like a Std FR4 board with 63/37 Hot air finish with probably 140 tg. material. Was this reflowed under lead free temps? 3) Do you Pre-bake product 4) What
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 08 14:46:34 EDT 2009 | boardhouse
The things to ask your board supplier would be: 1) Was the Pre-preg material that was used on this board within its Shelf life? and ask for the Incoming inspection CofC for the Pre-preg material. 2)Was this order shipped from Stock - this is why
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 18 15:04:19 EDT 1999 | Scott Cook
| Scott, | | I do hurt easy. Be gentle, at least that's what I tell all the women in my life though quickly diminishing supply - oops. I do not happen to believe this statement. I have seen you dodge many a penned "dart" on this very forum. Since I
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 18 15:54:29 EDT 1999 | M Cox
| | Scott, | | | | I do hurt easy. Be gentle, at least that's what I tell all the women in my life though quickly diminishing supply - oops. | | I do not happen to believe this statement. I have seen you dodge many a penned "dart" on this very foru
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 20 19:09:54 EST 1999 | Chris
If your flex circuit is only populated on one side, you can have the PCB vendor palletize the flex for you. What you do is have the flex circuit laminated to 062" FR4 using a thermoset adhesive like Dupont WA. Standard flex circuit adhesive. Howev
