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Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2000 14:41:09 -0500 |
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Hey Everybody-
We are using 96.5/3.5 tin/silver solder paste on our top side and I have
been noticing that on some QFPs the paste forms a heel fillet, a negligible
toe fillet, and does not wick over the top of the lead "foot". I am
checking to see of the components have a palladium finish (I am pretty sure
they do). If it turns out they do, is there an issue with tin/silver paste
and palladium coated leads? We are peaking at 230-235 C (ten zone
convection Conceptronics) so the boards are getting plenty hot. Why does
the paste seem to bulge up at the toe fillet, but not wick onto the lead
surface?
-Ryan Jennens
TelGen Corporation
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