WS-446HF Wetting: No Substrate Is Too Tough
There are many different substrates that are used in the electronics industry, and some are more challenging to solder than others. Indium Corporation...
There are many different substrates that are used in the electronics industry, and some are more challenging to solder than others. Indium Corporation...
The rheology of a flux is very important with respect to the applications of a flux. WS-446HF has a stable rheology which makes it a good choice for b...
Indium Corporation’s water-soluble flux, WS-446HF, is designed to eliminate non-value-added process costs of prefluxing steps, turning “tw...
Part 3 of the semiconductor flux series talks about the important cleaning function of fluxes and how thermocompression bonding can help prevent warpa...
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Interesting question from a Chinese die-attach customer this week asking about volume resistivity of solder. My friend, Eric Bastow, suggested that In...