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Lead-free reflow processes defects

Defect detection where rework is easiest, before component placement and solder reflow Process characterization during the lead-free conversion with minimal program tuning... [Pg.1258]

In addition to termination-material or compatibility issues, there are several other component material-related concerns, the most important of which is damage due to moisture uptake when processed at the higher Pb-free assembly temperatures. The most prominent defect is delamination due to warpage or popcoming, a phenomenon whereby the moisture absorbed by a component on the manufacturing floor is converted to steam when exposed to the solder reflow-temperature cycle. Many components are downgraded in moisture-sensitivity-level rating when used with lead-free process conditions. [Pg.593]


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