LOCTITE乐泰焊锡膏技术培训.ppt

* * 73 70 * * 76 71 * * 77 72 * * 86 76 * * 87 77 * * 12 11 * * 13 * * 18 * * 19 * * 28 34 * * 38 44 * * Comparing directly to squeegees..... The forces involved in screen printing are influenced by a number of interacting parameters, which effectively means we have very little control over the “critical” transfer forces. * * Comparing directly to squeegees..... The forces involved in screen printing are influenced by a number of interacting parameters, which effectively means we have very little control over the “critical” transfer forces. * * Comparing directly to squeegees..... The forces involved in screen printing are influenced by a number of interacting parameters, which effectively means we have very little control over the “critical” transfer forces. * * 54 * * Squeegees can be metal or polyurethane, according to taste. Polyurethane offers the chance to control print height by changing pressure and metal works well on a correctly chosen stencil because it is very insensitive to pressure changes. In either case, they will wear and/or become damaged and so require routine replacement. * * 51 51 * * 48 52 * * 49 53 * * * * * * * * 58 57 * * * * 61 59 * * 62 60 * * 63 61 * * Mid chip balls are caused by placing a chip component with too much force onto too much solder paste. Paste squirts under the chip, is reflowed, melts into one large ball that pops out to one side. They have probably always been there but only became obvious with no-clean processes * * 65 63 * * “Home plate”designs and other modified shapes can be used to eliminate squirt-outs, either by removing paste from the danger area or by simply reducing the paste volume. For ICs and other land rows, ignore land size and make aperture width equal to half the pitch. The “standard 10-20% reduction” would print so much paste on wide lands that bridging would probably occur or make the aperture so narrow for narrow lands that paste would block in the apertures. * * 66 64 * * 69 67 * * 70 68 * * 67 6