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| - This article deals with intermetallic layers which occure at the interface between solder and soldered material. To eliminate hazardous materials, only lead-free alloys, excluding special exemptions, are used today, not only in the Europe Union. Therefore, observing of creation of intermetallic compound between various lead-free soldering alloys and basic material is subject of wide interest. Many factors affect creating of intermetallic compounds, for example soldering temperature, constitution of solder, or setting of technological process of soldering. It depends, for example, on whether the solder joint is soldering by reflow oven, manually, by vapour phase soldering, or by dipping. Research of intermetallic compound growth in context of different soldering process setting, constitution of solder and artificial aging by raising thermal stress are presented in this article. The samples were divided into several groups to make comparison possible. One of these groups was leaved in room atmosphere an
- This article deals with intermetallic layers which occure at the interface between solder and soldered material. To eliminate hazardous materials, only lead-free alloys, excluding special exemptions, are used today, not only in the Europe Union. Therefore, observing of creation of intermetallic compound between various lead-free soldering alloys and basic material is subject of wide interest. Many factors affect creating of intermetallic compounds, for example soldering temperature, constitution of solder, or setting of technological process of soldering. It depends, for example, on whether the solder joint is soldering by reflow oven, manually, by vapour phase soldering, or by dipping. Research of intermetallic compound growth in context of different soldering process setting, constitution of solder and artificial aging by raising thermal stress are presented in this article. The samples were divided into several groups to make comparison possible. One of these groups was leaved in room atmosphere an (en)
- This article deals with intermetallic layers which occure at the interface between solder and soldered material. To eliminate hazardous materials, only lead-free alloys, excluding special exemptions, are used today, not only in the Europe Union. Therefore, observing of creation of intermetallic compound between various lead-free soldering alloys and basic material is subject of wide interest. Many factors affect creating of intermetallic compounds, for example soldering temperature, constitution of solder, or setting of technological process of soldering. It depends, for example, on whether the solder joint is soldering by reflow oven, manually, by vapour phase soldering, or by dipping. Research of intermetallic compound growth in context of different soldering process setting, constitution of solder and artificial aging by raising thermal stress are presented in this article. The samples were divided into several groups to make comparison possible. One of these groups was leaved in room atmosphere an (cs)
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