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Leadfree Solder Process Development

  • SKU: BELL-4307204
Leadfree Solder Process Development
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Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 20.78 MB
Pages: 277
ISBN: 9780470410745, 9780470901199, 0470410744, 0470901195
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Leadfree Solder Process Development by 9780470410745, 9780470901199, 0470410744, 0470901195 instant download after payment.

"Lead-free Solder Process Development," covers a list of key topics including: legislation, soldering fluxes, SMT, wave, rework, alloys, component finishes, reliability, EDXRF, and standards. It is intended as a reference guide to engineers in the industry who are or who will be migrating to lead-free soldering. It is not intended to be an exhaustive review of the literature but to be a practical reference guide for selected, key subject areas. Each subject area is discussed by those who have conducted work in the field and can provide insight into what are the most important areas to consider. The book gives updates in areas for which research is ongoing, and addresses new topics which are relevant to lead-free soldering.

A practicing engineer will find the book of use as it goes into these topics in sufficient detail to make it informative and a good practical guide to address issues of concern in these areas. Chapters on Soldering Fluxes, Component Finishes, Alloys, EDXRF and certain areas on reliability have not been covered in sufficient detail in previous books, so the proposed book will be a timely reference for engineers in the field. The lead-free solder process window has been found to be smaller than for tin-lead, so a specific chapter is dedicated to Six Sigma process methodologies to help engineers approach lead-free soldering processes with better evaluation and process methodologies.Content:
Chapter 1 Regulatory and Voluntary Drivers for Environmental Improvement: Hazardous Substances, Life?Cycle Design, and End of Life (pages 1–14): John Hawley
Chapter 2 Lead?Free Surface Mount Technology (pages 15–44): Jasbir Bath, Jennifer Nguyen and Sundar Sethuraman
Chapter 3 Lead?Free Wave Soldering (pages 45–69): Denis Barbini and Jasbir Bath
Chapter 4 Lead?Free Rework (pages 71–93): Alan Donaldson
Chapter 5 Lead?Free Alloys for BGA/CSP Components (pages 95–124): Gregory Henshall
Chapter 6 Growth Mechanisms and Mitigation Strategies of Tin Whisker Growth (pages 125–150): Peng Su
Chapter 7 Testability of Lead?Free Printed Circuit Assemblies (pages 151–172): Rosa D. Reinosa and Aileen M. Allen
Chapter 8 Board?Level Solder Joint Reliability of High?Performance Computers Under Mechanical Loading (pages 173–204): Keith Newman
Chapter 9 Lead?Free Reliability in Aerospace/Military Environments (pages 205–241): Thomas A. Woodrow and Jasbir Bath
Chapter 10 Lead?Free Reliability in Automotive Environments (pages 243–254): Richard D. Parker

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