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		<title>Limitations of Thermal Profiling</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[optimization]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[reflow profile]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[reflow profiling]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[thermal profiling]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Like all the technical process wave soldering process too has some misconceptions associated with it. These misconceptions lead to the poor performance of the process and keep some facts covered regarding the process. These covered facts affect the performance of the process and the quality of the final output of the process to a great extent. It is recommended that the people associated with this process keep themselves aware of all the facts associated with it. This awareness will lead them to higher profits in terms of quality of the product manufactured and the cost required for the production.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Like all the technical process wave soldering process too has some misconceptions associated with it. These misconceptions lead to the poor performance of the process and keep some facts covered regarding the process. These covered facts affect the performance of the process and the quality of the final output of the process to a great extent. It is recommended that the people associated with this process keep themselves aware of all the facts associated with it. This awareness will lead them to higher profits in terms of quality of the product manufactured and the cost required for the production.</p>
<p>One of the main misconceptions associated with this process is that many people continue to stick to the concept that controlling the wave solders process is first and foremost about the temperatures, and thus they opt to rely firmly on the temperature sticker, pyrometers or the <a href="http://swpc.co.il/Page141.html">thermal profiler</a>. Despite the fact that temperatures are vital, yet they cannot address the board’s interface with the solder wave, by their own.</p>
<p>Wave soldering without the exact board-wave interaction data is a certain recommendation for steady imperfection, manufacturing catastrophe and downtime. So it is advised that the in order to have an efficient wave soldering process you should monitor all the parts and processes involved in it. In order to optimize the wave solder process completely you should have detail information of all the parameters involved in the manufacturing of the printed circuit boards.</p>
<p>This is fact that regardless of the phenomenal efforts in the fields of thermal management, magnificent development in waves soldering machine quality and the permanent growth in flux and wave solder chemistries. Until now if you question a manufacturing engineer that from where the greater part of the wave solder assembly defects come? Over and over again he/she’ll point towards his wave solder machines.</p>
<p>Let’s take an example; regulating the preheaters implemented by no means can get rid of the connection caused by the dwell time. Similarly for the skip caused by excessively thin immersion depth. Greater part of the existing <a href="http://swpc.co.il/Page151.html">wave soldering</a> defects can be removed by precise, straight calculation and by controlling the board’s interaction with the solder wave. </p>
<p>In order to have a proper wave soldering process which could lead you to have an efficient and consistent production process you got to optimize all the parameters of the wave soldering process. Also you got to have a proper board wave optimization process to make the most of every single process of wave soldering. The payback of board-wave optimization is considerable, and calls for a board-by-board evaluation while determining the wave solder guidelines. Keeping all the above things all the manufacturers can make the most of the wave solder process and could give a greater height to their business. </p>
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