Soldering Handbook for Printed Circuits and Surface Mounting: Design, Materials, Processes, Equipment, Trouble-Shooting, Quality, Economy, and Line

Manko, Howard H.

ISBN 10: 0442264232 / ISBN 13: 9780442264239

Published by Van Nostrand, 1986

About this Item

430 pp. Clean sound copy with unmarked text. Good jacket. A truly comprehensive maual for the soldering and cleaning of the widely used printed circuit board. This manual also includes information for the radically new technique of surface mounting. Industry expert Howard H. Manko covers every facet of the field, including design, material selection, the processes, the equipment, inspection and quality, touch up and repair, the management of the line, cost studies, and much more. i1.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Soldering Handbook for Printed Circuits and Surface Mounting: Design, Materials, Processes, Equipment, Trouble-Shooting, Quality, Economy, and Line
• Publisher: Van Nostrand
• Publication Date: 1986
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0442264232
• ISBN 13: 9780442264239
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: Good
• Book Type: Book

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Synopsis

The printed circuit industry has achieved maturity and universal accep­ tance. No known interconnection technology threatens to render it obso­ lete in the foreseeable future. It offers two unique advantages that are important for any assembly technology: quality (reliability) and economy. The mode of component attachment to printed circuit boards, however, is undergoing a radical change. Technical and economic pressures are forcing the industry to convert some or all of its assembly to surface­ mounting techniques. We are moving away from the traditional large through-the-hole connection with its mechanical security. It is being re­ placed by a small surface butt and/or lap joint, sometimes with no added mechanical support to the solder. This change requires a complete reas­ sessment of design, production, and inspection techniques. A major por­ tion of this book is devoted to the changes imposed by surface mounting. This recent development is an extension of the established hybrid (thick­ and thin-film) industry. Yet when it is applied to conventional printed circuits, there are major differences. One must view the printed circuit board as a planar surface designed to provide interconnections between electronic devices. The electronic in­ dustry is using them for mass-production techniques to join discrete, integrated, and special components (leaded and leadless). This book ap­ plies to all board variations including single-sided, double-sided, multi­ layer, and flexible circuits.

Review

This excellent new edition of an industry standard handbook well presents the important aspects of soldering for printed circuits and surface mount technology. - IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, December 1996