Establishing a Precision Stencil Printing Process for Miniaturized Electronics Assembly
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June 13, 2017 |
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Chris Anglin |
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The advent of miniaturized electronics for mobile phones and other portable devices has required the assembly of smaller and smaller components. Currently 01005 passives and 0.3 mm CSPs are some of the components that must be assembled to enable these portable electronic devices. It is widely accepted that about 65% of all end of the line defects occur in the stencil printing process. Given all of the above, it is critical that a precision stencil printing process be developed to support miniaturized electronic assembly. This paper is a summary of a significant amount of experimental data and process optimization techniques that were employed to establish a precision SMT printing process.... |
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