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I think there is a small chance that the blow-hole observation is related to hole-wall plating voids that are allowing (under cured or subpar) B-stage resin to get up to the surface.
Usually you also see that coming up behind the hole-wall too,  in which case, it looks to be oozing from under the lands.
By the time you see it on the surface, it is usually burnt to a crisp.  We call that black tar.
Don't know if it is related to your black tar.

Chris


Chris Mahanna
Robisan Lab


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Subject: Re: [TN] Black Pad?

Hi folks - Just a comment - The JSTD-003 committee had a committee member bring up a similar issue for discussion some time back. The driving parameters - SAC305 and ENIG pwb finish -  caused a black residue during soldering. I have seen it very random,  sporadically when doing some manual leadfree soldering on ENIG test vehicles and Gerard OBrien has observed it a couple of times too. We called the phenomena "black tar" 
which I suppose is going to not make folks happy but that is what it looked like. Some initial thoughts were that the black residue was a reaction product between the flux and the nickel plating but no one has been able to confirm that hypothesis.

Dave Hillman
Rockwell Collins
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Hi Gary,

I got your pictures this morning, and have them posted now:

http://stevezeva.homestead.com/Joint_1.JPG

http://stevezeva.homestead.com/Joint_2.JPG

http://stevezeva.homestead.com/via.JPG

Although the pictures show some non-wetting happening, it's difficult to 
see
what exactly is going on.

You say that the component side seems fine, it's just when you're trying 
to
wave solder is when you see the problem. Maybe you have thin gold, and 
when
the boards were fresh, the SMT was able to solder fine. But then after the
boards went through reflow, the underlying nickel oxidized so badly that
solder wasn't able to wet?

Steve

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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Gary Robinson
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 4:46 PM
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Subject: [TN] Black Pad?

We have noticed a problem only on ENIG boards in our WAVE process that 
looks
similar to Black Pad but do not know how to identify or where to begin to
find a resolution to the problem.  We were hoping an expert may have
experience in seeing this problem.  Here are some facts -
1.  Black residue is on the vias and thts on the solder side. Please see 
the
attached images.
2.  Component Side SMT Parts do not exhibit the same problems.
3.  Boards are processed PbFree - SAC305, Pacific 2009m No Clean Water 
Based
flux
4.  THTs will not wet after residues appear (for touch up process)
5.  Blowholes appear to accompany the defect but are not always present.

Thanks for your help in advance.


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