Category Archives: Soldering


Jun17
Selectively/partial increase solder paste volume solutions

post on June 17, 2015

Why is it necessary to partially increase the solder paste volume in SMT soldering? To meet the demands of smaller and thinner electronic component designs, stencils are made as thin as possible to precisely control the tiny solder paste printed … Continue reading →

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May27
Improve BGA Solderability By Partially Increasing Solder Paste Volume

post on May 27, 2015

Improving the solderability of BGA (Ball Grid Array) packages is always a big challenge for the SMT (Surface Mount Technology) process. Fine pitch BGAs (with a ball pitch less than 0.8mm) are particularly difficult to solder onto the PCB. Additionally, … Continue reading →

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May05
Why Burn/In(B/I) still cannot screen out the DDR soldering fail?

post on May 5, 2015

We recently encountered a soldering issue with a DDR memory BGA (Ball Grid Array). The problem identified was HIP (Head-In-Pillow) — two balls with non-wetting under the BGA package were affected. To investigate, we sent someone to the field to … Continue reading →

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Apr27
How EMS fabricate a PCB Assembly?

post on April 27, 2015

How EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services) fabricate a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Assembly? This article is writing for the people who still not yet really under what is the PCB Assembly. Because WorkingBear found there are many people just come to … Continue reading →

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Apr23
The benefit to use shielding clips to instead of shielding frame

post on April 23, 2015

For almost of the frequency radio apparatus, the Printed Circuit board must design the shielding frame/can to prevent the EMI (Electromagnetic Disturbance Interference) effect. The regular design will apply one shielding frame to mount on PCB by solder and another … Continue reading →

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