Method for depositing solder material on an electronic component part
OwnerKenneth J. Huth, Lawrence C. Monterulo +1inventors
InventorsKenneth J. Huth, Lawrence C. Monterulo, John C. Sugrue
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OwnerKenneth J. Huth, Lawrence C. Monterulo +1inventors
InventorsKenneth J. Huth, Lawrence C. Monterulo, John C. Sugrue
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A method for accurately depositing a required volume of solder material on a specific area of a lead frame, substrate or other part (4) of an electronic component to be bonded by reflow of solder material to another part into a reliable, void-free connection during a subsequent assembly step comprises the following steps. Minute particles (3) of solder material whose cumulative volume corresponds to the total volume to be deposited are loaded into a cavity (2) cut into a fixture (1) made from a material such as graphite. The cavity delineates the specific area of deposit. The part (4) is then laid upon the fixture and immobilized thereon by a cover (7) made from a material such as graphite. The fixture and its enclosed part are then subjected to solder material melting temperature under a controlled atmosphere in a furnace. The cavity is patterned and dimensioned to accommodate the right number of uniformly dimensioned particles necessary to precisely create the desired deposit of solder material.
A method for accurately depositing a metered volume of solder material of a given melting point on a delineated area of an electronic component part, said method comprising the steps of:
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