• IPC PE 740 : 0

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    TROUBLESHOOTING FOR PRINTED BOARD MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLY

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy

    Superseded date:  01-03-2016

    Language(s):  English

    Published date: 

    Publisher:  Institute of Printed Circuits

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    Table of Contents - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    1.0 General Introduction
    1.1 Purpose and Format
    1.2 Guidelines for Effective Troubleshooting and
          Process Control
    1.3 Applicable Documents
    1.4 Handling
    1.5 Baking
    1.6 Rinsing
    1.7 Packaging
    1.8 Maintenance
    2.0 Design and Documentation
    2.1 Design
    2.2 Layout Problems
    2.3 Electrical
    2.4 Material
    2.5 Components
    2.6 Assembly
    2.7 Printed Board Fabrication
    2.8 Board Physical Characteristics
    2.9 Documentation
    2.10 Inspection and Test
    2.11 Reliability
    3.0 Phototooling
    3.1 Materials and Processes
    3.2 Artwork
    3.3 Production Master
    3.4 Working Phototool, Production Master
    4.1 General
    4.2 Prepreg or 'B-Stage'
    4.3 Laminate
    4.4 Problems Associated with the Base Materials
    5.0 Mechanical Operations
    5.1 Drilling
    5.2 Punching (Pierce and Blank)
    5.3 Routing
    5.4 Shearing
    5.5 Beveling
    5.6 Scoring
    5.7 Laser Drilling
    5.8 Water Jet Cutting/Profiling
    6.0 Hole Preparation
    6.1 Mechanical
    6.2 Chemical Hole Preparation
    6.3 Plasma Hole Preparation
    6.4 Electrochemical Deburring
    7.0 Electroless Processes
    7.1 Hole Metallization (Conditioning) (includes Cleaner/
          Conditioner, Micro-Etch Solutions and Their Rinses)
    7.2 Hole Catalyzation (Sensitizing) (includes Predip,
          Catalyst and Accelerator Baths and Their Rinses)
    7.3 Hole Metallization (Copper Deposition) (includes
          Electroless Copper Bath and Rinses)
    7.4 Hole Metallization (Rework)
    7.5 Semi-Conductive Coatings
    7.6 Full Build Electroless Copper
    7.7 Direct Metallization During Drill Operation
    8.0 Cleaning Procedures
    8.1 Mechanical Cleaning Procedures
    8.2 Chemical Cleaning Procedures
    8.3 Electrocleaning
    9.0 Imaging
    9.1 General
    9.2 Dry Film Photoresist
    9.3 Liquid Photoresist
    9.4 Screen Printed Resist
    9.5 Electrophoretically Deposited Photoresist
    9.6 Laser Imaging of Photoresist
    10.1 Electroplating
    10.1 General
    10.2 Copper Electroplating
    10.3 Tin-lead
    10.4 Tin
    10.5 Nickel
    10.6 Gold Plating
    10.7 Contact Plating (Tab or Finger Plating)
    10.8 Miscellaneous Plating Solutions
    11.0 Etching
    11.1 General
    11.2 Cupric Chloride
    11.3 Alkaline (Ammoniacal) Etchants
    11.4 Peroxide-Sulfuric Etchants
    11.5 Ferric Chloride
    11.6 Miscellaneous Etching Solutions
    12.0 Innerlayer Fabrication
    12.1 General
    12.2 Print and Etch Innerlayers
    12.3 Innerlayers with Blind and/or Buried Vias
    12.4 Copper Treatment to Improve Laminate Adhesion
    13.0 Lamination
    13.1 General
    13.2 Handling
    13.3 Equipment
    13.4 Material
    13.5 Tooling
    13.6 Multilayer Design
    13.7 Innerlayer Preparation
    13.8 Prepreg (B-Stage) Preparation
    13.9 Copper Foil Preparation
    13.10 Lay Up
    13.11 Pressing
    13.12 Post Lamination Bake
    13.13 Subsequent Processing
    14.0 Metallic Protective Coatings
    14.1 Tin-lead Fusing
    14.2 Solder Leveling
    14.3 Immersion Coatings
    14.4 Electroless Coatings
    15.0 Non-metallic Protective Coatings
    15.1 Permanent Solder Resist
    15.2 Temporary Protective Coatings
    15.3 Temporary Solder Resists
    15.4 Nomenclature (Legend) - Non-metallic Materials
    16.1 General
    16.2 Component Preparation
    16.3 Board Preparation
    16.4 Component Insertion (Through-Hole)
    16.5 Component Placement Surface Mount
    16.6 Chip-on-Board (Unpackaged Chip Components)
    17.1 General
    17.2 Soldering Materials
    17.3 Manual (Hand) Soldering
    17.4 Wave Soldering
    17.5 Vapor Phase Soldering
    17.6 Infrared/Convection Reflow Soldering
    18.1 Cleaning
    19.0 Post Soldering Processes
    19.1 Conformal Coating
    19.2 Varnishing
    19.3 Potting and Casting
    20.0 Inspection and Test
    20.1 Methods of Inspection and Test
    20.2 Cleanliness
    20.3 Electrical Testing
    20.4 Visual and Automatic Optical Inspection
    20.5 Thermal Stress (Solder Float)
    20.6 Microsectioning
    20.7 Other Test Methods
    21.0 Modification, Rework and Repair
    21.1 Terms and Definitions
    21.2 Component Removal and Replacement
    SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION
    1.0 General Introduction
    1.1 Purpose and Format
    1.2 Guidelines for Effective Troubleshooting and Process
          Control
          1.2.1 Problem Identification and Statement
          1.2.2 Immediate Action Plans
          1.2.3 Measurement System Evaluation
          1.2.4 Parameter Diagnostics
          1.2.5 Parameter Analysis
          1.2.6 Corrective Action Plan
    1.3 Applicable Documents
          1.3.1 IPC
          1.3.2 Government
    1.4 Handling
          1.4.1 Scratches
          1.4.2 Bending or Flexing Panels
          1.4.3 Fingerprints
          1.4.4 Storage
    1.5 Baking
          1.5.1 General Problems Associated With Baking
          1.5.2 Resin Curing
          1.5.3 Stress Relief
          1.5.4 Moisture Removal
          1.5.5 Organic Coating Cure
    1.6 Rinsing
          1.6.1 Rinse Time
          1.6.2 Rinse Water Temperature
          1.6.3 Agitation to Improve Rinsing
          1.6.4 Spray Rinsing
          1.6.5 Counterflow Rinsing
          1.6.6 Drip Times
          1.6.7 Special Rinse Techniques
          1.6.8 References
    1.7 Packaging
    1.8 Maintenance
          1.8.1 Process Maintenance
          1.8.2 Preventative Maintenance
          1.8.3 Corrective Maintenance
          1.8.4 Calibration Program
          1.8.5 Housekeeping
          1.8.6 Process Documentation and Procedures
    Figures
    1-1 Example of Counterflow Rinsing
    Tables
    1-1 Bake Times and Temperatures

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    Includes case histories of problems and corrective action in the design, manufacture, assembly and testing of printed wiring products. Each section has been updated to reflect today's manufacturing challenges. Sections address documentation, photo tooling, raw materials, mechanical operations, hole preparation, plated-through hole, cleaning procedures, imaging, electroplating, etching, inner layer fabrication lamination, soldering, metallic protective coatings, non-metallic protective coatings, component preparation and assembly, inspection and test, and rework and repair.

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    Development Note Also available in CD-ROM format. (09/2005)
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Institute of Printed Circuits
    Status Superseded
    Superseded By

    Standards Referenced By This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    IPC TA 722 : 1990 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT HANDBOOK ON SOLDERING
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    IPC S 816 RUSSIAN : 1993 SMT PROCESS GUIDELINE & CHECKLIST
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    IPC 6015 : 0 QUALIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION FOR ORGANIC MULTICHIP MODULE MOUNTING AND INTERCONNECTING STRUCTURES
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