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     An inefficient gold bath could be an explaination for soldermask peel. 
     I have seen the damage done by inefficient gold systems on dry film.  
     It would be a decent test to try to see if the problem goes away.  I 
     would test all other options and ideas before fooling with my gold 
     system.  But if nothing else works......
     
     Remember be careful, every action you take with the gold bath could 
     lead to other ill effects if you are not prepared.
     
1)  If you want to add more gold (A 100 gallon system would take $20,000 worth 
of gold to raise the metal content 0.5 oz/gal) to the system (If management will
even consider sinking more "static" money into the process)  be aware that it 
will increase your efficiency.  Thus you will plate faster and plating times 
must be adjusted lower.  Also bad distributions will usually be exaserbated.

2)  There are other things to try like decreasing ASF and extending plating 
times.  This will also make the efficiency rise.  Once again be aware of the 
system shift.

3)  Check circulation, if you don't have decent movement you will experience 
localized areas of metal depletion which can cause bubbling and resist lifting.

Check with you vendor to see how else to increase bath efficiency and have them 
close by to agree with every move you make.

 

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Subject: Re: Solder Mask Peel Off
Author:  [log in to unmask] at corp
Date:    1/7/97 8:09 AM


          TO HAWK CHEN
          Hawk, I've seen this problem before and found that the gold 
          bath had a lower gold content which caused more hydrogen 
          gassing and made the plating more inefficient.  This 
          loosened the soldermask at the gold tab interface.  The 
          addition of gold improved the situation.
     
          Another thing which greatly improved all soldermask peel was 
          changing from a chemical preclean to a pumice scrub 
          preclean.  This was especially true when trying to avoid 
          soldermask peel in electroless nickel/immersion gold 
          processing.
     
          Dave Sullivan
          Rockwell Collins, Inc.
     
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Subject: Solder Mask Peel Off
Author:  [log in to unmask] at ccmgw1
Date:    1/3/97 9:35 PM
     
     
Friends:
     
  We encounter a problem with solder mask peel off which is near gold
finger, while after gold plated.
  Is there anybody experience to this problem solution ?
Our solder mask in use is "Tamura" & "Taiyo". Gold plating tank is deep 
type.
     
Thanks and Best Regards,
     
Gloria Electronics, Taiwan
R & D Chief
Hawk Chen
     
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