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Key Advances in Void Reduction in the Reflow Process Using Multi-Stage Controlled Vacuum

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January 28, 2020

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Heller Industries

Abstract:

This paper explores new advances in the reflow soldering process including vacuum technology and warpage mitigation systems. The first topic for discussion will be the implementation of a vacuum process directly in a conventional inline soldering system. The second topic presented is the mitigation of warpage on substrates or wafers....

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