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> >The factorinfluencing this effect is how stencil gaskets to the board and
> >you may need to look as points such as :   Board finish
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> >Regards
> >Edward Hale
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>      I find this aspect intersting. Resist height is always more than the
>      plated copper height. For all alternative finishes with LPI, in my
>      experience. The resist over traces leading to pads brings the resist
>      up even more. The dome on HASL boards will protrude above, but only
>      for a portion of the pad, the edges still remain lower.
>      Does anyone spec the resist height to be less than the pads?
>      So stencils rest on the resist leaving 10 - 30 microns of free space
>      underneath.
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>      Regards
>      Edward Brunker
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> >Evenin' all!
> >
> >        My question is this:  My stencil printer operator has said that
> he
> >has to
> >wipe our 6-mil stencil each pass to get the paste in the 20-mill pitch
> >aperatures for a QFP to release well.  We are using Amtech NC-559 type 3
> >paste with 89.5% metal.  The paste is not old.  I considered using type 4
> >paste, which has a much finer powder in it. I was told by Amtech that
> this
> >finer powder paste will pack more densly into the aperatures and I could
> get
> >some bridging, unless I order a new stencil with aperature reductions.
> Our
> >squeegee speed is 0.6 inches/s, or 15mm/s.  Is this too slow?  Amtech
> >suggested that at this slow speed, the paste could be rising out of the
> >aperature, as if someone pressed on a wet sponge and it rose back to its
> >original shape.  What is a good squeegee speed for 20 mil pitch parts?
> >Thanks all!
> >
> >Ryan Jennens
> >TelGen Corp.
> >
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