Dear Technetters:
I have been posed a question that I don’t have much experience with other than general knowledge. It there an ultrasonic cleaner system/setting available that can clean printed circuit assemblies (yes will electronic components)? With some pending designs there is a concern that our board houses will be able to sufficiently clean (deflux) under bottom only components/BGA style components. I know from the standards that ultrasonic cleaning is typically limited to bare boards so as to not damage internal interconnections/wire bonds. But I am wondering if there is a low setting available to agitate the solution while not destroy/damage components?
Your thoughts are most appreciated.
Gregg Owens
Technical Writer - Avionics
Space Exploration Technologies Corporation
1 Rocket Road | Hawthorne | CA | 90250
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