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Oct 13, 2025
Supercooled Solder Pastes in Low-Temperature Attach Applications
Interesting work toward very low temperature soldering. While it resulted in a poor interconnect, it gives hope for improvement. The industry benefits it could offer would be well received. ...
Jaye Waas, Renkus-Heinz

Oct 13, 2025
PCBA Inspection Concerns
A rule to follow, is; do not slide the boards around. There are so many types of components which can be damaged that addressing all the respective types would fill a book. As stated above, ...
Jaye Waas, Renkus-Heinz

Oct 13, 2025
Can Conductive Ink Shrink?
The statements presented hit the key points. Conductive inks shrink as they cure and for good reason. The shrink pulls the electrically conductive material, metal or carbon, together to form a good continuous electrical connection. ...
Jaye Waas, Renkus-Heinz

Aug 27, 2025
Concerns with Flux During Vapor Phase Reflow
Flux density is lighter than the Galden, so any melted flux, in theory, would float to the surface. It's also difficult for flux volatiles to evaporate in the Dense Galden vapour. The vapour phase does ...
Mike Cummings, TSI

Aug 3, 2025
Is There a Spacing Spec for SMD Components?
Another significant spacing issue arises if you have a mixed-technology board and need to provide clearance for selective soldering of through-hole parts when you also have SMT parts on the bottom of the board. We ...
Alan Ritter, MtRitter.com, LLC

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