Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 14:50:43 EST 2000 | Dennis _F
Dean How old are the DEK units that you have. The purpose of the printer will be for small runs. The problem Im having with our current ultriprint 2000 is it seems to require re-alignment each time the product is setup.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 10:37:54 EST 2000 | Leslie Hall
I'm trying to find out what is considered a standard or what other companies are doing to test their cuircuit boards. Is everyone using a envirmental room if so what is the ramp up and how long do you test it? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 02:59:03 EST 2000 | Joe
check the solderablity of the board and the thickness of the solder before screening, if you are using HASL finished boards.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 12:05:24 EST 2000 | Dave F
Masdi: Are you sure you have your washer set-up correctly? We never have problems with solder balls. Ta. Dave F
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 17:33:43 EST 2000 | Ivan Rojas
I will just like to know if is ok to build a board with a BGA ,with water soluable paste and washed or is better to use a no clean paste . And one last question , what do you guys think about the better paste Kester or Indium .
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 18:53:04 EST 2000 | Russ
It is okay to use OA flux if you have a very robust cleaning process. lots of water and saponafier are good things. No-Clean is much safer when it comes to reliability. I personally like the Indium no-clean products. Russ
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 17:33:37 EST 2000 | Ivan Rojas
I will just like to know if is ok to build a board with a BGA ,with water soluable paste and washed or is better to use a no clean paste . And one last question , what do you guys think about the better paste Kester or Indium .
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 12:13:08 EST 2000 | Fred
I noticed a supplier using Windex to clean OA flux (from core solder) from a SMT assembly. A toothbrush was used. Other than the fact that this was manually cleaned, should I be concerned about the Windex?
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 04:37:29 EST 2000 | Wolfgang Busko
Russ: If it�s true that they have been reworked to HASL I guess that something went awefully wrong at that stage. If you have some bareboards left have them checked thoroughly. M2C Wolfgang
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 20:29:20 EST 2000 | Russ
It was the wave process, Just thought I'd let everyone know for future reference. Partial reflow at selected leads I am now aware that 63/37 does indeed have "a slushy zone" that I thought was not possible. Russ
