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In January, Bill Barthel of Electronic Assembly Corp (Plexus) and Phil
Zarrow of ITM presented excellent papers on implementation of intrusive
reflow (AKA paste-in-hole, pin-in-paste) at the EMPF facility in
Indianapolis. You may be able to get copies from EMPF. Contact their
learning center at 317-655-3679. Also, I have found useful, the AMP
connector company has their requirements/calculations for intrusive reflow
for connectors on their homepage at www.amp.com/product/articles
We have implemented the intrusive reflow process as of March with very good
results. Good Luck.
At 07:15 AM 5/7/97 +0000, you wrote:
>Hey Techies,
>I know someone out there has my answers.
>I read a recent posting pertaining to a technique described as
>Intrusive reflow. This is a process of reflow soldering thru hole
>components. From a design for manufacturability view what do we need
>to do special in our design to take advantage for this technique.
>
>Does the board require any special layout ?
>
>Do I need to modify the solder paste layer output ?
>
>What other considerations need to be taken into account in order to
>add one or two components to a surface mount board with out adding
>extra costs and subsequent processes.
>
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