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BS EN 16602-70-61:2022

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Space product assurance. High-reliability soldering for surface mount, mixed technology and hand-mounted electrical connections

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BSI 2022 256
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2 undefined
23 1 Scope
24 2 Normative references
26 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms from other standards
3.2 Terms specific to the present standard
31 3.3 Abbreviated terms
33 3.4 Nomenclature
34 4 Principles of reliable soldered connections
35 5 Preparatory conditions
5.1 Facility cleanliness
5.2 Environmental conditions
36 5.3 Lighting requirements
5.4 Precautions against static discharges
5.4.1 Overview
37 5.4.2 General
5.4.3 ESD Protected Area
38 5.4.4 Precautions against ESD during manufacturing
39 5.4.5 Protective packaging and ESD protection
5.5 Equipment and tools
5.5.1 General
40 5.5.2 Brushes
5.5.3 Cutters and pliers
41 5.5.4 Bending tools
5.5.5 Clinching tools
42 5.5.6 Insulation strippers
5.5.6.1 Thermal strippers
5.5.6.2 Precision mechanical cutting-type strippers
43 5.5.6.3 Enamel stripping for wires
5.5.6.4 Verification of stripping tools
5.5.7 Hot air blower
5.5.8 Soldering tools
5.5.8.1 General
5.5.8.2 Holding tools
5.5.8.3 Thermal shunts
44 5.5.8.4 Anti-wicking tools
5.5.8.5 Soldering irons
5.5.9 Baking and curing ovens
45 5.5.10 Solder deposition equipment
5.5.11 Automatic component placement equipment
5.5.12 Dynamic wave-solder machines
46 5.5.13 Selective wave solder equipment
47 5.5.14 Reflow process equipment
5.5.14.1 Condensation (vapour phase) reflow machines
5.5.14.2 Local hot gas reflow machines
48 5.5.14.3 Forced convection and infrared reflow systems
5.5.14.4 Other equipment for reflow soldering
5.5.14.5 Reflow process control parameters
49 5.5.15 Depanelization tool
5.5.16 Cleanliness testing equipment
5.5.17 Optical microscope
5.5.18 Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI) equipment
5.5.19 X-ray inspection equipment
51 6 Material selection
6.1 General
6.2 Solder
6.2.1 Form
52 6.2.2 Composition
54 6.2.3 Storage and handling of paste purity
6.3 Fluxes
6.3.1 Rosin based fluxes
55 6.4 Solvents
56 6.5 Flexible insulation materials
6.6 Terminals
6.6.1 Materials
6.6.2 Tin, silver, and gold-plated terminals
57 6.7 Wires
6.8 Sculptured flex
6.9 Printed circuits substrates
6.9.1 Substrates selection
6.9.2 Gold finish on PCBs footprint
58 6.9.3 PCB design requirements for wave and selective wave soldering
6.10 Components
6.10.1 General
59 6.10.2 Moisture sensitive components
6.11 Adhesives, potting, underfill and conformal coatings
60 7 Preparations prior to mounting and soldering
7.1 General handling
7.2 Storage
7.2.1 Components
7.2.2 PCBs
7.2.3 Materials requiring segregation
61 7.3 Baking conditions of PCBs
7.4 Baking and storage of moisture sensitive components
62 7.5 Preparation of components, wires, terminals, and solder cups
7.5.1 Damage to insulation
7.5.2 Damage to conductors and braid
63 7.5.3 Cleaning before soldering
7.5.4 Insulation clearance
7.5.5 Wire lay
7.6 Degolding and pretinning
7.6.1 General
64 7.6.2 Solder baths method for degolding and pretinning of components terminations and terminals
66 7.6.3 Solder iron method for degolding and pretinning
7.6.3.1 PCB
7.6.3.2 Components terminations
7.6.3.3 Solder cup
7.6.4 Pretinning processes
7.6.4.1 Pretinning of pure tin finish component leads
67 7.6.4.2 Solder bath method for pretinning of stranded wires
7.6.4.3 Solder iron method for pretinning of wires and braids
7.6.4.4 Requirements for pretinning of wires
7.7 Preparation of the soldering tip
69 8 Components mounting requirements prior to soldering
8.1 General requirements
8.2 Mounting of through hole components
8.2.1 General
70 8.2.2 Heavy components
8.2.3 Metal-case components
8.2.4 Glass-encased components
8.2.5 Stress relief of components with bendable leads
73 8.2.6 Stress relief of components with non-bendable leads
74 8.2.7 Bending of component leads
75 8.2.8 Lead attachment to PCBs
8.2.8.1 General
8.2.8.2 Stud leads
77 8.2.8.3 Clinching of components in non-plated through holes
78 8.2.9 Mounting of through hole connectors to PCBs
79 8.2.10 Mounting of swage terminals to PCBs
80 8.2.11 Mounting of components to terminals
81 8.3 Mounting of surface mount components
8.3.1 General
82 8.3.2 Lead forming
8.3.3 Inspection of solder paste deposition
83 9 Attachment of conductors to terminals, solder cups and cables
9.1 General
9.2 Wire termination
9.2.1 Breakouts from cables
84 9.2.2 Insulation clearance
9.3 Turret and straight-pin terminals
85 9.4 Bifurcated terminals
9.4.1 General
9.4.2 Bottom route
86 9.4.3 Side route
87 9.4.4 Top route
88 9.4.5 Combination of top and bottom routes
9.4.6 Combination of side and bottom routes
9.5 Hook terminals
89 9.6 Pierced terminals
9.7 Solder cups for connector
90 9.8 Insulation sleeving
91 9.9 Wire and cable interconnections
9.9.1 General
9.9.2 Preparation of wires
92 9.9.3 Preparation of shielded wires and cables
9.9.4 Pre-assembly of wires
93 9.10 Connection of wires to PCBs
95 9.11 Connection of coaxial cables to PCBs
96 10 Assembly to terminals and to PCBs
10.1 Overview
10.2 General soldering conditions
10.2.1 General
97 10.2.2 Positioning
98 10.2.3 Application of flux
99 10.2.4 Flux controls for wave-soldering equipment
10.2.5 Soldering temperatures
101 10.2.6 Soldering of conductors in terminals
10.2.6.1 Soldering of conductors onto terminals except cup terminals
10.2.6.2 Soldering of conductors onto cup terminals
102 10.3 Soldering of components, terminals, and wires into PCB through holes
10.3.1 General
10.3.2 Solder fillets for wires and terminations
103 10.3.3 Solder fillets for component leads in plated or non-plated through holes
104 10.4 Soldering of surface mount components
10.4.1 General
106 10.4.2 Rectangular and square end-capped or end-metallized leadless chip
108 10.4.3 Cylindrical and square end-capped components with cylindrical or oval body
109 10.4.4 Bottom terminated chip components
111 10.4.5 L-Shape inwards components
112 10.4.6 Leadless component with plane termination
10.4.7 Leaded component with plane termination
114 10.4.8 Leadless castellated ceramic chip carrier components
115 10.4.9 No lead Quad Flat Pack
117 10.4.10 Flat pack and gull-wing leaded components with round, rectangular, ribbon leads
118 10.4.11 Components with “J” leads
119 10.4.12 Components with ribbon terminals without stress relief
121 10.4.13 Stacked modules components with leads protruding vertically from bottom
122 10.4.14 Area array devices
124 10.5 Rework and repair
10.5.1 Removal of solder on unpopulated PCB
10.5.2 Rework, repair and modifications
125 10.6 High-voltage connections
127 10.7 Solderless components
128 11 Post soldering process requirements
11.1 Cleaning of PCB assemblies
11.1.1 General
129 11.1.2 Verification of cleanliness
11.1.3 Surface Insulation Resistance (SIR) testing
130 11.1.4 Sodium chloride (NaCl) equivalent ionic contaminants testing
131 11.1.5 Monitoring of cleanliness
11.2 Staking and bonding
132 11.3 Conformal coating, potting and underfill
134 12 Final inspection
12.1 General
12.2 Visual acceptance criteria
135 12.3 Visual rejection criteria
137 12.4 X-ray rejection criteria
138 12.5 Warp and twist of populated boards
12.6 Inspection records
139 13 Verification procedure
13.1 Verification approval procedure
13.1.1 Request for verification
13.1.2 Technology sample
13.1.2.1 Description of technology sample
13.1.2.2 Evaluation of technology sample
140 13.1.3 Audit of assembly processing
13.1.4 Verification programme documentation
141 13.1.5 Verification samples and testing
142 13.1.6 Final verification review
13.1.7 Approval status of assembly line
143 13.1.8 Withdrawal of approval status
13.2 Verification programme
13.2.1 General
149 13.2.2 Verification for PTH manual soldering
13.2.3 Additional verification for wave soldering
13.2.4 Soldering log
151 13.3 Special verification testing for ceramic area array components
13.3.1 General
153 13.3.2 Evaluation of AAD capability samples
13.3.3 Electrical verification of AAD assembly
154 13.4 Assembly verification with electrical testing procedure
157 13.5 Verification programme with reduced temperature range
158 13.6 Verification for solderless process
160 13.7 Conditions for delta verification
162 13.8 Verification by similarity
13.8.1 General conditions for similarity
13.8.2 Conditions for similarity for PTH components
163 13.8.3 Conditions for similarity for SMD
166 13.8.4 Conditions for similarity for solderless components
167 14 Environmental tests conditions
14.1 Overview
14.2 Visual inspection
14.3 X-ray inspection
14.4 Cleanliness test
14.5 Warp and twist of PCB
168 14.6 Electrical continuity measurement
14.7 Electrical continuity for wave soldered multilayers PCB
169 14.8 Vibration
171 14.9 Mechanical shock
173 14.10 Damp heat test
14.11 Temperature cycling test
174 14.12 Temperature cycling test with reduced temperature range
176 14.13 Life test
14.14 Final visual inspection
177 14.15 Microsection
14.15.1 Microsection facilities
14.15.2 Microsections location
178 14.15.3 Microsection acceptance criteria
14.15.3.1 General
14.15.3.2 Acceptance criteria
191 14.15.4 Microsection acceptance criteria for ceramic chip capacitors
198 14.16 Anomalies in PCB and sculptured flex during verification
199 15 Outsourcing
15.1 General
201 16 Process identification document (PID)
16.1 Overview
16.2 Document preparation
16.3 Approval
16.4 Contact person
16.5 Process identification document update
202 17 Quality assurance
17.1 General
17.2 Data
17.3 Nonconformance
17.4 Calibration
203 17.5 Traceability
17.6 Workmanship standards
17.7 Inspection points
17.8 Operators, inspectors and instructors training and certification
BS EN 16602-70-61:2022
$215.11