Dear
all,
We are
producing a conventional board 600x300 mm double sided with 70 pieces of led
matrixes with each 7x5 leds.
The soldering leads are positioned at de bottom of the
first and the last row. The problem is that on every produced board 1 or two
leds are damaged and those leds are mostly coming from the first or last row.
The maximum soldering temperature for the components is 260deg
Celsius with a contacttime of 3 sec.
We are soldering with a temperature of 246deg celsius with a
contacttime of 4 sec, which I think should be no problem.
Any suggestions why de leds are damaged??
Thanks
Lon
Weffers
Matas Electronics
BV
Technisch
Directeur
Tel.
+31 499 335050
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