What Is A Solder Alloy's "Solidus"?
The solidus of a solder alloy is the temperature above which the alloy begins to melt, and, below which is completely solid....
The solidus of a solder alloy is the temperature above which the alloy begins to melt, and, below which is completely solid....
In this installment of Tech Seconds, Phil describes when to use a shoulder profile. ...
Indium Corporation is the leading expert in solder alloy selection...the right alloy for the right application....
Soldering without flux is generally regarded as difficult if not impossible. Yet a fluxless process is routinely done with 80Au/Sn ribbon and preforms...
Au/Sn is available in all the forms you would expect from conventional solder alloys. ...
Typically, applications that use gold-tin solders are structural or die-attach. Structural applications make use of the alloy’s high strength, w...
Let’s take a closer look at low temperature solder alloys....
Is it possible to find the weight fractions of the metals in an alloy given only the alloy’s density?...
Eric Bastow discusses the physical properties and applications of lead as a solder ingredient. ...
Eric Bastow discusses tin (Sn) as a key ingredient of solder alloys. He includes physical properties, performance, and applications. ...
Eric Bastow continues his discussion of indium metal and alloys as solders against gold (Au) metallizations. The discussion emphasizes applications (e...