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bake is good. standard for flex, especially, polyimide adhesive high
rel, high temp version. prevent delamination, solderability and get
your reliability in a tight controlled curve (minimize random
failure)... bake in nitrogen oven is better if you have one. money/
time well spend.
IMHO.
jk
On Jan 10, 2020, at 7:53 AM, Jerry Dengler wrote:
> TechNetters,
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> We reviewed documentation from a flexible PCB manufacturer and saw
> that
> they recommend baking of the flex boards prior to assembly even if
> they
> are brand new boards in a Moisture Barrier Bag.
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> Why wouldn't these be handled like any other moisture sensitive
> component?
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> How many of you that work with flexible PCBs are baking them even if
> they come out of a MBB with A HIC card that shows no real moisture?
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> Thank You,
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> Jerry Dengler
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> Production Manager
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> Pergamon Corporation
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> 380 Crooked Lane, Unit# 3
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> King of Prussia, PA 19406-2567
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> U.S.A.
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> (610) 239-0721 Phone
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