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SMT Solder paste and wave flux evaluation

Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 01 09:53:37 EST 2005 | Howard Sommerfeld

I also have a spreadsheet tool for comparative analysis using criterion weighted scoring. It can be used to analyze any decision, and helps groups reach consensus on why a particular alternative is the way to go. As final steps you can also consider

Solder Paste and fine pitch components

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 18 20:55:33 EDT 2002 | scottefiske

I'm with you dave...please provide specifics as to defect condition... Are you getting good wetting to both land and lead? Is there any repeatability to lead/location/device? Do you have paste inspection capabilites to verify deposition? Is it a Pala

SMT Solder paste and wave flux evaluation

Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 29 05:43:51 EST 2005 | Chua

Hi Chunks, Thanks for your input. Appreciate you could send me a copy of your evaluation list as this type of evaluation is new to me..... Here is my email address :- pgchua@cyberway.com.sg Thanks.

Voltage linking and tip to ground resistance

Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 27 14:10:30 EDT 2005 | Bruno Lalonde

I m looking to implement a maintenance program here at Exfo, I'm looking form the norms on the hand soldering iron (tip to ground resistance and Voltage linking). Thank

Solder beads on small caps and res.

Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 29 17:00:40 EST 2006 | John S.

We've used both effectively to resolve this issue. Check with your stencil manufacturer. Often, they can give you a very good starting place on issues like this since they see everyone's designs. John S.

Solder beads on small caps and res.

Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 29 17:05:15 EST 2006 | slthomas

I have used a 10% area reduction with home plates on 6 mil stencils with good success. If you're using 5 mil stencils you might go with 0 or 5% reduction.

Soldering Iron Tips and its Component Application

Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 16 10:17:51 EDT 2008 | kevslatvin

I'd start by looking at the available tips from the manufacturer of the iron you are using. They usually have a selection of specialty tips in their catalog either online or in print.