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In a message dated 10/1/98 8:11:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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<< Steve,
What would you use x-ray for on initial set-up of a process?
If process is verified during the initial set-up (for arguments sake
we can say by x-ray) --What were you intending to tell you that it was under
control while running, How would you monitor it?
Semper Fi
Tom >>
Hi Tom,
What I would use it for on initial set-up, is to verify placement after
reflow, and that there were no really unusual voids, bridges, or things of
that sort beneath the package. I know the jury is still out on what it is you
see with xray being a defect or not.
As far as what I would monitor during the rest of the process, one would
assume that if I were making sure that I was putting the proper amount of
paste down accurately, placing the components in the same place I did on my
first board, and using the same reflow profile that I used on my first board,
I should obtain the same results...no?
-Steve Gregory-
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