Cleaning PCB's in Electronics - Understanding Today's Needs.
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March 27, 2014 |
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P.J. Duchi, Anne-Marie Laugt, Marie Verdier, G.Aabidh. |
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Because of the phase out of CFC's and HCFC's, standard solder pastes and fluxes evolved from RA and RMA fluxes, to No-Clean, to low residue No-Clean, to very low residue No-Clean. Many companies came out with their cleaning solutions, aqueous and semi-aqueous, with each product release being more innovative than the previous one. Unfortunately for most of the suppliers of cleaners, two other trends appeared; lead-free soldering and the progressive miniaturization of electronic devices.... |
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