Those working with semiconductors are familiar with solder reflow conditions. A PCB containing solder and flux is heated to ca. 150 °C (pre-heat), held there for 1-2 minutes (soak), heated to ca. 260 °C, then cooled. As devices are miniaturized, physical clamps holding and aligning components are increasingly replaced with adhesives. But solder reflow conditions Read More…
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