DocumentCode
1613809
Title
Apparatus and method for soldering electronic components to printed circuit boards
Author
Mashkov, Petko ; Pencheva, Tamara ; Popov, Dimitar ; Gyoch, Berkant
Author_Institution
Phys. Dept., Rousse Univ.
fYear
0
Firstpage
420
Lastpage
425
Abstract
The investigation presents new kind of infrared equipment for wide utilization in electronic industry. It is suitable for electronic components soldering to printed circuit boards (PCB) using conventional and lead free solder pastes, different kinds of annealing and others. Conventional reflow furnaces have their own heating profiles. The heating profile of a certain furnace is uniquely determined by its design parameters, namely, it lacks flexibility. The upper and lower limits of heating and cooling temperatures can be adjusted by some degree, but time-dependent temperature control is practically impossible. By application of low inert heaters radiating in the middle IR region and microprocessor control of their operation versatile energy saving installation proper for all kinds of solder pastes is made. This equipment allows realizing precise control (in situ) of the temperature on the PCB during the soldering processes, possibility of individual temperature profile for every printed board during the soldering process in dependence of its size, electronic components density et al
Keywords
annealing; printed circuits; reflow soldering; temperature control; PCB; annealing; cooling temperature; electronic component soldering; heating profile; heating temperature; inert heater; infrared equipment; lead free solder paste; microprocessor control; middle IR region; printed circuit board; reflow furnace; soldering process; time-dependent temperature control; Electronic components; Electronics industry; Environmentally friendly manufacturing techniques; Flexible printed circuits; Furnaces; Heating; Printed circuits; Soldering; Temperature control; Temperature dependence;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electronics Technology: Meeting the Challenges of Electronics Technology Progress, 2005. 28th International Spring Seminar on
Conference_Location
Wiener Neustadt
Print_ISBN
0-7803-9325-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISSE.2005.1491065
Filename
1491065
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