Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 01 13:55:44 EST 2017 | emeto
Brikainis, it looks like these vias are not plated and closed. I would say that thickness of your paste is lifting the part. Are you willing to try another stencil with ground pad apertures matching the via holes? It is probably worth trying. Anothe
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 03 03:28:16 EDT 2019 | alexeyzb
We use SNPb for such applications (PCBA for aircraft). We tried SAC305 but recieve no good quality, so now only SNPb. If you will find good solution - please write. Because now we have some problems with BGA - no SNPb balls. And need to reball (addit
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 28 14:27:05 EST 2017 | emeto
Without the details I will tell you that you have too much paste. PCB Pad is probably way bigger than the contact lead surface of the part, you overprint, and in the oven this solder have nowhere to go and tilts your part. Check datasheet.Cutting sma
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 13:11:06 EST 2017 | barryg
HI all. Recently we have been experiencing some PCB defects and so far it appears on a particular pcb. Components in areas, and the areas appears to be random, have shifted, skewed components. Most of these components, it appears the solder has flowe
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 14 14:29:53 EST 2017 | barryg
We did check for oven clearance thinking the same , but there is plenty clearance. We have however found that the problem was on several lots of PCBs. We ran a fresh lot and problem went away. There appears to be some kind of contamination on the PCb
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 14 04:42:11 EST 2017 | jineshjpr
Can anybody suggest how can I achieve good solderability in convectional reflow oven If I reduced Convection Air Speed 80%. The whole purpose is to reduce 0402 LED tilting in the convectional reflow and the PCB having QFN with 60 to 120 sec soak, 30
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 01 05:06:46 EST 2018 | ameenullakhan
Hi Rob, Thanks for your reply. Our customer don't need any pin hole in his board. Attached is the image for your reference. The issue is minimized for us with hot profile ( 80 - 100 sec in between 170 to 180 deg C ) For leaded paste. Lead free pa
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 13 14:39:52 EST 2018 | horchak
Your profile reflow temps are too low. Omnix338 has a melting temp of 217-221C. Your right on the edge, and your soak temps should be closer to 150 than 180C. Bottom line too high a soak, too low a reflow. Take it or leave it.1874
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 13 14:52:32 EST 2018 | emeto
I am totally with SweetOldBob on this one. Contamination or voids can also help to boost this defect, but considering that you are probably entirely burning off your flux in the soak zone, you might be getting oxidation on your pads and actually get
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 14 11:13:02 EST 2018 | horchak
Well it looks like you answered you own question. Why would you send the component out for cross section. Why wouldn't you try a different manufacture, assuming you have already used different date codes on this supplier. Is your company contract man
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