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Date: | Thu, 16 Nov 2006 10:22:36 EST |
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Alright Ioan, you asked for it,
<< I use a regular SAC305 soldering recipe, hence the 240C target peak.
A: The 240C target reflow peak will work IF indeed the target reflow peak
temperature is measured on the slowest-heating SJ in the assembly.
<< The component data sheet says the alloy is SAC305. But it also recommends
260C for peak temperature. I find this very weird, since somebody told me we
need to solder at MP + 20C, so my 246C should be more than OK.
A: The recommendation is a 'cover-your-behind' recommendation—unfortunately,
many people do not properly profile, and that recommendations is aimed at
those people.
<< Then, I would like to know more about the case of high temp solder balls.
Why a joint will be formed around 210C between SnPb paste and 90/10 balls and
the solder would not wet at 246C on a 270C solder ball? The flux cushion is
there in both cases. And why the SAC ball should melt anyway, if solder wets on
90/10, why shouldn't it wet on other higher temp balls? Is it because the Pb
goes into solution with the Sn whereas the high concentration Sn-Sn interfaces
absolutely have to mix?
A: The "flux cushion" has nothing to do with any of this. For both SnPb paste
and 90/10 balls the Solidus temperature is 183C [their Liquidus temperatures
are different , however], so they become at least 'pasty' at 183C and the
solder paste fully liquid at 183C or just slightly more, facilitating wetting. For
the SAC-solders the Solidus is 217C and the Liquidus slightly higher;
however, even fully liquid they have significantly greater surface tensions and
inferior wetting characteristics [this is likely related] than SnPb solders [this
is the cause for more icicling, bridging, shorts] thus making proper wetting
more difficult.
Werner
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