Electronics Forum: profiling (Page 96 of 462)

Damaged Components by Reflow Process (Process Window)

Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 04 09:18:57 EST 2009 | stepheniii

You need to profile to the paste. And if a part can't take the temperatures, then you have to have something done about the parts. At one time most components had peak temperature information back when we didn't really need it becuase profiles were

Damaged Components by Reflow Process (Process Window)

Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 09:50:00 EST 2009 | mlimberg

Smartasp, Certain software packages used with Reflow Profilers have a tab where individual TC's can be set to a different spec. This will allow you to monitor package temps while still monitoring the solder paste specifications. You can define each

oven profile

Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 10 12:30:55 EST 2009 | thanh

hi all! i have a 5 zone BTU (V70) have it set up at 120, 150, 180, 190, 230 and 22 IPM. but i having 1 here 1 there 0402 tomstone, need advise how to set up the best profile to avoid tomstone. i'm using INDIUM 6.3 W.S lead paste. thank you.

oven profile

Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 10 15:01:50 EST 2009 | rgduval

Check out this paper: http://www.xs4all.nl/~tersted/PDF_files/Plexus/tombstoning.pdf You can also search the SMTnet archives for more information. If you're tombstones are random as you describe, likely the problem is not with the profile; but som

Custom Super M.O.L.E. Thermal Protective Enclosure ?

Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 20 12:41:41 EST 2009 | brycearkos

Has anyone attempted to, or successfully used a custom made (DIY) protective thermal enclosure for the Super M.O.L.E. gold profiler? We recently purchased a Bravo oven that came with everything for the ECD profiling system... except for the thermal

Strange things ocuring during reflow...

Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 18 14:34:39 EST 2010 | jlawson

I have also seen on Heller ovens (even new ones EXL series) cross profile temperature differences over their spec of +/- 3 deg C, sometimes up to 7-10 deg C, 200-230mm from fixed rail. This can cause funny issues , profiling can cover this up and not

preheat slope vs ramp up- what is different?

Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 06 00:23:11 EDT 2010 | cksam

I am doing the case study of the component chip 0201 tombstoning problem. The significant causes was the reflow profiling preheat slope or ramp up rate. I really can't differential between preheat slope and ramp up rate. Could anyone here show me the

5 zone oven profile

Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 05 03:16:45 EDT 2011 | grahamcooper22

one of my customers with a BTU VIP 70 has the following settings, 100 / 175 / 210 / 250 / 265 with conveyor speed of 18 ins per minute. They get a peak temp of 240~245C and time above liquidus of 220 C is @ 55 secs. Built in thermocouples should give

5 zone oven profile

Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 05 16:29:18 EDT 2011 | gaz

We are not having any real issues. I am just first setting up a lead free profile, and was looking for a starting place. So far it's going well. Can you tell me more about why your paste would be better and I'll pass that on to the decision makers?

Thermal Profile

Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 10 14:59:34 EDT 2011 | dimation55337

Greetings Everyone, We have lost our copy of the Soldapro Oracle for Multicore's Soldapro Thermal Profile System Model TPS 001. This is not the Slimline model. We have a Slimline, and it's software package (v2.9, dll v1.23) is not compatible with t


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