Low Solids Content Fluxes
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Abstract
The arrival of low solids content flux on the electronics production market represents something of a revolution. Traditionally, the electronics industry has used, and is still using, successfully rosin fluxes containing between 15% and 35% solids content, for wave soldering electronics assemblies (PTH and single‐sided PCBs). It is therefore surprising to find that today fluxes containing between 2% and 10% rosin can be both efficient and cost‐effective.
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OpenAlex topics: Electronic Packaging and Soldering Technologies · RFID technology advancements · Material Properties and Processing
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