Broadcom PCB Soldering/Assembly Best Practices Application Note
■In the printed circuit board (PCB) assembly industry, flux is commonly used—from cleaning component leads to reflow and wave soldering. Using halide and non-halide flux have their own individual challenges. Halide flux always faces the issue of corrosion on the components during post-assembly processes.
■This application note highlights the effect of halide content in PCBs, and Broadcom® recommended guidelines for PCB assembly operations, including surface mount assembly.
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June 17, 2021 |
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