Title :
Theoretical and experimental aspects in the depositing process of solder and adhesive pastes in surface mount technology
Author :
Marin, Alexandru ; Svasta, Paul ; Simion-Zanescu, Daniel
Author_Institution :
Politehnica Univ. of Bucharest, Romania
Abstract :
The paper contributes to a detailed comparison of some materials, like solder pastes and conductive adhesives, used in the assembling technology process of the electronic components, on interconnecting supports. The study dealt also with the analyze of different geometrical configurations, in the depositing processes of the above-mentioned materials. The goal is to determine an optimum correlation of the functional parameters, for the depositing process, in realizing prototype and low manufacturing series applications. The study is focused only on the technology process in depositing materials, for interconnecting components and electronic modules, the other steps in the technological flow being considered only like input and output data. From all known technological processes, it was selected the one adapted to our purpose and it were established the necessary physical and technical parameters. By these means, we have studied the physical properties of the materials, pointing out their characteristics and the influence of these ones on the depositing process. It were made critical observations, concerning the validity of the proposed models and it were pointed out the further researches that we must conduct, in order to obtain better practical results.
Keywords :
adhesives; conducting polymers; filled polymers; non-Newtonian flow; polymer melts; printed circuit manufacture; reflow soldering; rheology; surface mount technology; surface tension; viscosity; PCB; assembling technology; conductive adhesives; depositing processes; electronic modules; functional parameters; geometrical configurations; interconnecting supports; interfacial energies; low manufacturing series applications; nonNewtonian flow; optimum correlation; physical properties; plastic Bingham material; prototype applications; pseudoplastic model; shear stress; solder pastes; surface mount technology; wetting capability; yield stress; Assembly; Conducting materials; Conductive adhesives; Electronic components; Needles; Solids; Stress; Surface-mount technology; Testing; Viscosity;
Conference_Titel :
Polymers and Adhesives in Microelectronics and Photonics, 2002. POLYTRONIC 2002. 2nd International IEEE Conference on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7567-X
DOI :
10.1109/POLYTR.2002.1020200