Maximizing Process Control with Controlled Convection Rates
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October 10, 2007 |
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Rob DiMatteo, Fred Dimock, Pierre LeMieux. |
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Process engineers, who are seeking to achieve the most effective and reproducible thermal transfer process, look to today's forced convection ovens for applications such as flipchip, BGA, and lead-free soldering. A forced convection process to maximize thermal uniformity can be best accomplished by employing static pressure generation in what's known as "closed loop convection".... |
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