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Checking your reflow ovens ?

Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 08 09:48:22 EDT 2007 | slthomas

I used to just follow up profile development with a single pass with a MOLE, one thermocouple in air. I'd keep that profile as a baseline, and have the operators run the MOLE through prior to production and compare the results to the baseline. I foun

Checking your reflow ovens ?

Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 07:01:05 EDT 2007 | jdumont

I agree, I have been doing this for years also. Never found anything that the oven wasn't already telling me. I will however be investing in the KIC 24/7 constant monitoring device soon. Price isn't too bad for what you get. Customers like to get a w

CSM Technical Question

Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 17:47:49 EDT 2007 | jmelson

Does it give any more info about the error? Is this in the stage after you've hit run, it says "initializing" and it is counting up on the screen? Usually it gives a little more info, although it can still be cryptic. I have run into it stopping w

CSM Technical Question

Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 18:04:13 EDT 2007 | jmelson

Yeah, getting water into electronics, especially when there is power on, even just battery power, is REALLY bad business. I was rather surprised that you only lost part of the memory if water got up to the board. It may be fixable, but you may have

solder paste alloy effect on high frequency board

Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 13:59:49 EDT 2007 | petep

I have always understood that on boards (or circuits) operating over 900 MHz, No Clean fluxes are to be avoided. Apparently the residues left behind, while non-conductive and non-corrosive, will change impedence of the circuit. It may be a possibil

RoHS Calculation

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 12 11:07:03 EDT 2007 | stepheniii

To get you started you might want to look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoHS I think it's as good a place as any to get started. It has the basics explained in a straightforward manner. At the bottom of the page are external links they probably

0201 Capacitor reject rate on Fuji CP643

Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 08:13:03 EDT 2007 | cyber_wolf

Hi, What is the expected reject rate for capacitors on a CP643 machine. I estimate that we are dumping around 1 in 20 on average. I have played around with lighting levels,vision types etc. Nozzles are in mint condition. Can anyone offer any advice

0201 Capacitor reject rate on Fuji CP643

Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 11 06:36:57 EDT 2007 | cyber_wolf

Feeder is brand new. (Checked cal. even though it was new) Lighting is good. Machine is in perfect cal. Nozzles are brand spankin new from Fuji. I was able to lower the reject rate considerably by playing with the offset and gain. I am placing caps

Another in a long line of Philips Topaz questions....

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 12 15:52:41 EDT 2007 | etienne

Hope that your PCB is supported evenly, I mean really plane to the conveyer rail. If not this may warp the PCB upwards, causing fiducials to be identified not accurately. Also I suggest you to check Mark Info of the fiducials and have a look at the t

advice on Reflow oil that doesn' t stink.

Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 18 14:30:37 EDT 2007 | wayne123

I talked to someone regarding the Biral oil and they said that they have had a problem with it "jelling up" when exposed to oxegen. Has this been a problem for you as well? I ordered some Stabylyn 773ND from Vitronics. I hope this stuff works for 57.


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