BSI PD IEC PAS 61191-10:2022
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Printed board assemblies – Application and utilization of protective coatings for electronic assemblies
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2022 | 214 |
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7 | CONTENTS |
8 | Part D Film properties of protective coatings Part E Influence of the assembly on the protective coating 1 Base material 2 Component and circuit board layout 3 Solder resist 4 Soldering materials and soldering process 5 Drying parameters |
9 | Part F Substrate and pretreatment of protective coatings |
10 | Part H Handling protective coatings during processing 1 Requirements for coating rooms and equipment |
11 | Part I Avoidance of typical errors during protective coating 1 Application of too high coating thicknesses 2 Double coating 3 Early hermetic capsules of coated circuit boards 4 Avoidance of defects in the protective coating Part K Repair of coated assemblies 1.1 Stripping of assemblies 2 Soldering through of coatings 3 Repair coating |
13 | GfKORR and its working group “Corrosion protection in electronics and microsystems technology” as initiators of this guideline Foreword |
15 | INTRODUCTION |
17 | REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COATING OF ASSEMBLIES |
25 | CLASSIFICATION OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS 1.9.2 Properties |
27 | The essential properties of the cured film are: |
29 | Advantages |
35 | 1.9.2 Properties |
72 | FILM PROPERTIES OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS |
85 | Mentioning this Wöhler curve only intends to warn against unnecessarily increasing the temperature deviation, which is proportional to the strain amplitude, in order to derive “more safety” from the tests. In addition, many polymers show insufficient … |
98 | INFLUENCE OF THE ASSEMBLY ON THE PROTECTIVE COATING |
111 | SUBSTRATE AND PRETREATMENT PRIOR TO THE PROTECTIVE COATING Substrate and pretreatment prior to the protective coating |
112 | 1 Requirements for the cleaning of assemblies |
122 | APPLICATION METHODS FOR CONFORMAL COATINGS 8.6.1 Process description 8.6.2 Realization of different coating thicknesses |
123 | Entire |
138 | In-line systems are available to ensure a continuous production process (see Fig. G17). In this case, the entire coating system – including board handling and curing oven- is operating fully automatic and equipped with width-adjustable edge-handling c… |
139 | In combination with an inverter, the in-line system can automatically coat top and bottom side of the boards. The digital inputs and outputs of the system allow to link certain functions or conditions with other production processes in order to achiev… |
141 | 8.6.2 How to achieve different coating thicknesses |
144 | HANDLING PROTECTIVE COATINGS DURING PROCESSING 1.1 Overview and definition |
145 | 1.1 Overview and definition |
147 | 1.5 Coating equipment |
148 | 1.6 Extraction and ventilation in rooms and areas |
149 | 1.8 Processing of UV-curing coating systems 1.9 Operation |
150 | 1.10 Rules and regulations |
162 | AVOIDANCE OF TYPICAL ERRORS DURING PROTECTIVE COATING |
171 | TESTING METHODS FOR THE PROTECTIVE COATING |
189 | REPAIR OF COATED ASSEMBLIES |
194 | LITERATURE |
205 | THE AUTHORS |
207 | COMPARISON GfKORR GUIDE TO IPC HANDBOOK |