Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 18:09:11 EST 2000 | Glenn Robertson
Russ - I agree with the other guys that the problem could be black pad or some intermetallic problem, possibly related to the "conversion" to HASL finish. But my first guess is still partial reflow at wave soldering. You won't catch it by push
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 14 19:32:05 EST 2000 | Dave F
Wow, someone read the fine SMTnet Archives!!!! Scary, get their name!!! [OK, I�ll stop ... Several points are: * Most of the stuff in the fine SMTnet Archives is all the bad things that we can make-up to respond to the questions people ask. Ther
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 15 13:57:46 EST 2000 | genny
It is only after the reflow heating process that the peaks may show up, as the solder build up in some vias(due to HASL'ing) might drip down during reflow. I don't think I've ever heard of it being desirable to have a bare copper surface that will ox
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 10:11:36 EST 2000 | George
Hello to everyone. I am not a technician of any sort, so I don't even know the name of the part I'm going to ask you about. Basically I learned this stuff by myself. I bought me a Playstation One and tried to install a chip on it. Here's a pic of the
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 12 17:54:04 EST 2000 | ralph
I've had this problem myself, though in using water soluables. But the process to eliminate it is still the same. There are three possible causes for this to occure. Too much humidity, to much solder, and too much heat. Are you leaving the paste
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 19:40:38 EST 2000 | Jerry Wetzel, SME, EM/SME
Your profile must be precise, your stencil aperture sizes and shapes are very important, and the size of the pads on the boards should be very close to what the part manufacturer recommends. We had some trouble with hi-temp paste, and discovered tha
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 06 12:19:25 EST 2000 | Tom Gervascio
I ma trying to get some information on possible causes and screening tests for PCB delamination. Is the main cause moisture absorption of PCB material or entrapped chemicals and or air in innerlayers that expand when expsoed to subsequent reflow and
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 07 02:50:41 EST 2000 | CharTrain
A solder wetting balance will indicate a time of less than one second for wetting to occur to a solderable surface. The additional time is required to get the metalized surfaces up to soldering temperature. A single sided board has very little mass a
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 13 17:21:05 EDT 2000 | Jason Nipper
A few weeks back we experienced a wave process problem where we received deposits on our pcb. At first we though it was dedrites but after an outside analysis of the deposits they were found to be tin. We have tried to remove the deposits with brus
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 21 12:08:36 EDT 2000 | Dason C
Hi! I had experience with my customer complain about the delamination on BGA. The first question, I will ask my customer how they removed the parts and de-cap (my customer is using de-cap instead of SEM, I prefer SEM). Most of the customer which I