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Uncoalesced solder problem in fine pitch IC pads

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 11 11:11:31 EDT 2008 | gregoryyork

Yes sorry you are right so you have answered your own question anyway. Dry to start runny at the end

Uncoalesced solder problem in fine pitch IC pads

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 11 12:38:45 EDT 2008 | vladig

I'm curious how many knobs have left to be turn? :-) Isn't time an issue in a production environment? Vlad

Clean vs No-Clean

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 08 05:23:11 EDT 2008 | milas

Hi We are designing a new pcb which contains sensitive analogue circuitry, where tiny leakage currents could dramatically affect product performance. Should I build this product Clean or a No-clean chemistry set ? Thanks in advance

Clean vs No-Clean

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 09 08:09:28 EDT 2008 | ck_the_flip

Try the "straw test" to test for ionic contamination. For reference, here it is from the fine SMTNet archives: http://www.smtnet.com//forums/index.cfm?fuseaction=view_thread&CFApp=1&Thread_ID=496&#Message3044

producing membrane switches

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 09 06:29:27 EDT 2008 | arzu

i'd like to have design information about how to produce membrane switches using the screenprinting process (making silver traces, buying /placing domes) Who knows where to find information? (we normally only produce the artwork)

SMT LEDS SOLDERING

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 11 13:51:57 EDT 2008 | stepheniii

How are they being stored and handled? It might be an MSD issue. I think IR reflow would be a worst case scenario.

SMT LEDS SOLDERING

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 17 08:51:10 EDT 2008 | 18424

We have seen this same defect. Led's not blinking during test and some tops popping off. Ended up being an msd problem. most of the lite-on components are msl level 4-6. We now bake and track them no problems seen in a while.

D Connectors on both sides

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 09 10:36:35 EDT 2008 | davef

We'd use a hot air gun like a Leister [800-700-6894 http://www.hotairtools.com/products.htm] hot air soldering tool with a nozzle for your connector. We have no relationship, nor receive benefit from the company referenced above.

D Connectors on both sides

Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 09 10:52:03 EDT 2008 | leemeyer

If the connectors can withstand reflow temperatures you might consider solder preforms. I have personally never tried them. I beleive that you can get them in any configuration desired. Indium and Alpha are some suppliers that I am aware of.

D Connectors on both sides

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 11 03:42:40 EDT 2008 | muarty

Again, if the connectors can stand reflow temperatures you have the option of intrusive reflow (pin in paste)where you print paste over the holes for one of the connectors. I have did this before on a slightly different type of connector. Works prett


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