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June 19, 2013
Cleanliness Assessment for Class III Lead-Free No-Clean Assemblies
Program: Analysis Lab
White Discoloration After Ultrasonic Cleaning
Program: Ask the Experts
Results with Benchtop PCB Cleaning
Program: Production Floor
Oscillating Nozzles for Improved Cleaning
Program: Production Floor
Collaborative Cleaning Innovations
Program: Production Floor
Cleaning Conformal Coating After Rework
Program: Ask the Experts
Proper DI Water Resistivity for PCB Cleaning?
Program: Ask the Experts
Can Water Harm Electronic Components?
Program: Board Talk
Cleaning to Enhance Product Reliability
Program: Production Floor
Mixed Cleaning - No Clean and Water Soluble
Program: Board Talk
Pros and Cons of Cleaning No-clean
Program: Ask the Experts
High Reliability Techniques For Benchtop PCB Cleaning
Program: Analysis Lab
Is Baking Required After Water Cleaning?
Program: Board Talk
Which is Best for Cleaning R.F. Circuits - Aqueous or Vapor?
Program: Board Talk
Cleanliness After Coating Removal
Program: Ask the Experts
Organic Flux Residue Concerns
Program: Ask the Experts
Relationship Between Via Size and Cleanliness
Program: Production Floor
Mixed Cleaning for Tin-lead and Lead-free
Program: Ask the Experts
Cleaning Assemblies in Batch Systems
Program: Production Floor
Ultrasonic Cleaning Causing Damage
Program: Ask the Experts
Is Cleaning Critical to POP Assemblies?
Program: Production Floor
Limitations of DI-Water Cleaning Processes
Program: Production Floor
Selecting Cleaning Processes for Defluxing
Program: Production Floor
Cleanliness of Stencils and Misprinted Boards
Program: Production Floor
Cleaning No-Clean Solder Paste
Program: Ask the Experts
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These programs cover manual and automated cleaning systems, water and other solvent based cleaning and cleaning solutions.
Cleanliness Assessment for Class III Lead-Free No-Clean Assemblies
Cleanliness Assessment for Class III Lead-Free No-Clean Assemblies
The goal of this study was to identify and qualify an aqueous cleaning process capable of removing combinations of no-clean flux residues for Class III electronic assemblies.
Program: Analysis Lab
White Discoloration After Ultrasonic Cleaning
White Discoloration After Ultrasonic Cleaning
We are using halogen free solder paste SAC305 type no clean. We are cleaning using an ultrasonic cleaning system. After cleaning there is a white discoloration on the soldered areas. What could be the cause?
Program: Ask the Experts
Results with Benchtop PCB Cleaning
Results with Benchtop PCB Cleaning
This paper examines the role that different variables play in aerosol cleaning and offers guidelines to improve an aerosol cleaning process.
Program: Production Floor
Oscillating Nozzles for Improved Cleaning
Oscillating Nozzles for Improved Cleaning
This paper reviews high performance cleaning of printed circuit assemblies during the prewash section within an inline cleaner.
Program: Production Floor
Collaborative Cleaning Innovations
Collaborative Cleaning Innovations
We'll cover how collaboration from equipment and cleaning material companies has led to innovations for improving throughput and residue removal under low standoff components.
Program: Production Floor
Cleaning Conformal Coating After Rework
Cleaning Conformal Coating After Rework
We need to rework conformal coated circuit board assemblies. After the rework is completed, can we send the board through our aqueous DI wash system? Are there any concerns or risk?
Program: Ask the Experts
Proper DI Water Resistivity for PCB Cleaning?
Proper DI Water Resistivity for PCB Cleaning?
What the proper resistivity reading for DI water when cleaning electronic assemblies and why? Is there a specification?
Program: Ask the Experts
Can Water Harm Electronic Components?
Can Water Harm Electronic Components?
A new quality assurance engineer insists electronic components should not be cleaned with water. Can you enlighten us?
Program: Board Talk
Cleaning to Enhance Product Reliability
Cleaning to Enhance Product Reliability
This paper deals with many aspects of cleaning to ensure reliability of electronic circuitry.
Program: Production Floor
Mixed Cleaning - No Clean and Water Soluble
Mixed Cleaning - No Clean and Water Soluble
What problems might we encounter if we clean no clean boards using a water wash systems set up to clean water soluble fluxes.
Program: Board Talk
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