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How to Avoid Bubbles When PCB Soldering

2022/11/18 18:09:03

During PCB assembly, bubbles sometimes appear during PCB soldering, which usually occurs during reflow soldering and wave soldering. Excessive bubbles will cause damage to the board. So how to avoid bubbles during PCB soldering?

 

 

 

1. Bake

Baking PCB and SMD exposed to air for a long time may affect the moisture removal of PCBA processing.

 

 

2. Solder Paste

Solder paste contains moisture and is also prone to bubbles during PCB soldering. For solder paste, you need to choose high-quality. The temperature and stirring of the solder paste need to be strictly implemented in accordance with the requirements of electronic processing production. The exposure time of the solder paste to the air should be as short as possible, and after the solder paste is printed, reflow soldering should be carried out in time.

 

 

3. Humidity

Monitor the humidity of the workshop in a planned way, and control it between 40-60% as much as possible.

 

 

4. Furnace Temperature Curve

Test the furnace temperature twice a day, optimize the furnace temperature curve, and the heating rate cannot be too fast. The temperature of the preheating zone must meet the requirements, not too low, so that the solder resist can be fully utilized, and the speed of the furnace cannot be too fast.

 

 

5. Solder Mask Flux

During wave soldering, the amount of flux sprayed should not be too much, and the spraying should be reasonable.

 

 

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