Hi Alan;
The following was copied from our on line defect book.
DELAMINATION
330 000 Delamination charged to Oxide
When a core, panel, or circuit blisters or separates in the middle of
the thickness then it is called 330 DELAMINATION. It may show as small,
isolated opaque spots but it usually shows as large blister-like areas
either close to the surface or deep within the laminate. Usually a
noticeable bubble or mound is found over the point of delamination. This
differs from Measling in that measling has lots of small spots
concentrated in specific areas without any noticeable mounding.
In addition, when a Rigid-Flex product does not have the proper amount
of adhesion in the area of the flex cores, then it is also called
DELAMINATION.
This can occur due to insufficient cure of the resin, incorrect press
lamination parameters, or contamination on or between cores, prepreg or
foil.
This could occur on cores, panels or circuits as well as double sided
panels.
MEASLING
When a core, panel or circuit exhibits a whitish, opaque appearance that
follows the glass weave pattern then it is 334 MEASLING. This is
actually a microscopic separation of the resin from the glass bundles
that make up the glass fabric in the laminate.
This may be confused with Resin Starvation but it differs in the fact
that it is found in isolated spots rather than wider areas. If both
defects are present then it should be called out as Resin Starvation.
Measling differs from Delamination in that there is NO mounding or
blistering over these areas.
This could occur on cores, panels or circuits.
Dave Simonik
Process Technician
Sanmina SCI Corp.
Owego NY PCB Division
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Subject: Need Photos
I am looking for some good photos of delaminated and measled boards. If
you have any or know where to find some it would help me to put out a
growing fire with one of our customers.
Thanks
Alan Davison
Cascade Controls NW
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Portland. OR 97230
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