DocumentCode
2505969
Title
The cleaning importance in microelectronics technology
Author
Sitko, Robert ; Szendiuch, Ivan
Author_Institution
Pbt Roznov Ltd., Czech Republic
fYear
2003
fDate
8-11 May 2003
Firstpage
499
Lastpage
504
Abstract
The paper discusses cleaning as a necessary technological step in electronic and electric assembly processes today, including SMT. Increased miniaturization, higher speeds and tighter board space highlights that need, as well as request for higher, reliability by some type of applications (automotive, medical etc.). In more with introduction of ISO 14000 the cleaning becomes to be more and more important for different parts of technological processes, including lead-free solders. There are some technologies, like vapor cleaning, which needs very complicated and expensive machines to follow ecology requirements, thus they are used only for special applications. Lot of companies, mostly the small ones that are using one of previous methods has request for a cheap, effective equipment with low operating costs that suits to their needs as much as possible. An example of such system, built up for MPC (micro phase cleaning) technology or semi aqueous technology is introduced in a second part of this paper. It consists of several modules, where each module is in fact independent machine specially designed for one process. Modules now available are for spraying, rinsing, ultrasonic rinsing, active immersing and drying. So customers can take their own decision for a single one or to make a more complex line. Modules are manually operated with automatic processing control when higher production throughput is required an automatic transfer system can be added. Cleaning media in modules form closed-loop regeneration system to minimize waste, to reduce cleaning cost and to keep safe and environmental friendly process.
Keywords
integrated circuit technology; microassembling; production equipment; surface mount technology; ultrasonic cleaning; active immersing; closed-loop regeneration system; drying; electric assembly process; electronic assembly process; integrated circuit technology; micro phase cleaning technology; microassembling; microelectronics technology; modular cleaning system; production equipment; semi aqueous cleaning technology; spraying; surface mount technology; ultrasonic cleaning; ultrasonic rinsing; Assembly; Automotive engineering; Costs; Environmentally friendly manufacturing techniques; Green cleaning; ISO standards; Microelectronics; Paper technology; Space technology; Surface-mount technology;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electronics Technology: Integrated Management of Electronic Materials Production, 2003. 26th International Spring Seminar on
Print_ISBN
0-7803-8002-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISSE.2003.1260581
Filename
1260581
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