Hi,

Intrusive reflow 101; apply solder cream into the relevant PTH of the PCB;
push the lead of the component thru the filled hole (and hence the solder
cream also); then reflow the assembly to form a thru hole joint. This is a
method of avoiding wave or flow soldering PTH joints and consolidating the
process on reflow techniques on 'mixed' technology boards.

Andy




William Anderson <[log in to unmask]> on 06/10/99 13:43:18

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Subject:  Re: [TN] connectors and intrusive reflow




Hi, gang.

You assembly people just used another term alien to us board guys.  What
is "intrusive reflow"?

Thanks.

Bill Anderson
Kinetic Circuits

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