Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 13 09:02:38 EST 2006 | chunks
Please, don't give em' a soap box to preach from. Now, back to No-Lead. Has anyone else out there thinking about the higher emmisions you're company will pump out due to higher temps? Just wondering. I can see the "No-Lead Brain Trust" sitting ba
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 12 13:21:11 EST 2006 | barryg
Opinions. I have a large finned heatsink that we place over a D2pak transistor. This heatsink is designed to heatsink the transistor through the junction of the pad area that the transistor is attached to. The paste pattern we chose was small dots ar
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 12 15:50:50 EST 2006 | Cmiller
I would agree with JAX for a general estimate. If you have a few specific boards Universal can put them in a simulator and give you pretty close estimates. I would reccomend you go to thier NY facility and actually run some boards and get to know the
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 02 00:39:47 EST 2006 | Cmiller
Please leave some feedback after you get your machines. So far, ours are running well beyond our expectations. I did not get much feedback from users here though when I asked about them before we bought them. Although we had little feedback, we had n
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 25 03:29:04 EST 2006 | Neil
I agree Rob, The main thing is that you don't beleive everything without question. If you're sure the supplier knows what he's doing and you have a good relationship with him then a declaration should be OK. When doubt arises it is worth getting sam
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 30 06:29:51 EST 2006 | slaine
we shouldnt be talking about lead free we should be talking in terms of RoHS compliant. HMP solder is exempt in the directive even though it has a hig lead content (93.5%) as no other alloy will melt at the same temperatures 298. as HMP is exempt wi
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 02 16:22:53 EDT 2006 | Randy
Do not believe every thing your suppliers tell you, even a written cert does not guaranty compliance. We recently purchased a Niton XRF analyzer. The first day in use we found component�s that were made for us "RoHS" that were far from compliant. Peo
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 13 10:39:53 EST 2006 | samir
Good one! I remember at my old company, the auditors, both internal and external would go immediately to the refrigerator where we kept our glue and solder paste and then they would spend most of their time there, because they were afraid of all of
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 13 16:00:07 EST 2006 | DannyJ
Sr. Tech, First, thank you for the great laugh! Second, I always go for that 'deer caught in headlights look' that they get when you start asking your questions. As a caveat, I have learned to slow down when they start drooling out of one side of
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 14 06:38:04 EST 2006 | DannyJ
Hi Ken, Good question, and I did search for what you are asking, but unable to find anything conclusive about using tacky flux vs. solder. In reliability, it depends on which section of the process you are talking about. Mainly (and there are sev
