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The comparison of properties of solder joints on ceramic substrates by shear tests
Lipavský, Lubomír ; Schnederle, Petr (referee) ; Adámek, Martin (advisor)
This thesis deals with issues lead – free soldering in a protective atmosphere with a focus on mechanical tests. The theoretical part is focused on the types of lead-free solders, mechanical tests carried on the solder joints and various methods reflow soldering. It is also discussed reliability and durability of solder joints. Aim of the practical part is to compare the strength of solder joints using shear tests for various sizes of components, various concentrations of protective nitrogen atmosphere and various types of solder pastes. Testing is performed on a ceramic substrate, which differs from the works being carried on an organic substrate. For each type of solder paste is further processed by the percentage occurrences of each type tearing of solder joint.
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Solder Joint Reliability and Wetting Characteristics Influence
Labaj, Radek ; Stejskal, Petr (referee) ; Starý, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis deals with the methodology of testing the wetting characteristics for different material and process effects in the double-plated base material. Testing is performed by wetting balance method. There is designed procedure to calculate the angles on each side of the non-homogeneous material. The Design of Experiments method is used to interpret the results, by using this method are also interpreted electrical and mechanical properties of solder joints. The correlation with wetting characteristics is discussed.
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Research of the reliability of lead-free solder joints
Pelc, Miroslav ; Švecová, Olga (referee) ; Szendiuch, Ivan (advisor)
This work deals research of the reliability of leed-free solder joints. It summarizes the basic knowledge of lead-free solder alloys, soldering and testing process, the soldered joints. The work is done selecting the most important factors entering into the soldering process. The method of the DOE sought the optimal combination of factors, which would correspond to the highest quality solder joints.
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Lead Free Solder Joint Quality based on Heating Factor
Dosedla, Milan ; Zdeněk, Jurčík (referee) ; Starý, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with influence of the heating factor on the quality of lead free solder joints in the reflow soldering process. It summarizes the basic knowledge and some requirements for soldered joints, analyses reflow profiles and presents some of the results published in the literature. Aim of the practical part is by samples soldered with different size of the heating factor determine and evaluate the impact of this factor to the strength and appearance of the final solder joint and the structure and thickness of the intermetallic layers.
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Use of Peltier Elements for Temperature Cycling
Müller, Petr ; Starý, Jiří (referee) ; Šandera, Josef (advisor)
This project deals with the use of Peltier frames for thermal cycling in the implementation of rapid testing in the workplace for thermo-mechanical stress solder joints. Its base is describing the various parts of the workplace. Peltier effect is shown and Peltier cells are described, which is the base of the workplace. They are analyzed possible ways to control workplace and summarized their advantages and disadvantages. It was constructed and described the system entering temperature cycles with electronics indicating fault frame.
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Lead Free Solder Joint Quality based on Heating Factor
Dosedla, Milan ; Zdeněk, Jurčík (referee) ; Starý, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with influence of the heating factor on the quality of lead free solder joints in the reflow soldering process. It summarizes the basic knowledge and some requirements for soldered joints, analyses reflow profiles and presents some of the results published in the literature. Aim of the practical part is by samples soldered with different size of the heating factor determine and evaluate the impact of this factor to the strength and appearance of the final solder joint and the structure and thickness of the intermetallic layers.
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The comparison of properties of solder joints on ceramic substrates by shear tests
Lipavský, Lubomír ; Schnederle, Petr (referee) ; Adámek, Martin (advisor)
This thesis deals with issues lead – free soldering in a protective atmosphere with a focus on mechanical tests. The theoretical part is focused on the types of lead-free solders, mechanical tests carried on the solder joints and various methods reflow soldering. It is also discussed reliability and durability of solder joints. Aim of the practical part is to compare the strength of solder joints using shear tests for various sizes of components, various concentrations of protective nitrogen atmosphere and various types of solder pastes. Testing is performed on a ceramic substrate, which differs from the works being carried on an organic substrate. For each type of solder paste is further processed by the percentage occurrences of each type tearing of solder joint.
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Use of Peltier Elements for Temperature Cycling
Müller, Petr ; Starý, Jiří (referee) ; Šandera, Josef (advisor)
This project deals with the use of Peltier frames for thermal cycling in the implementation of rapid testing in the workplace for thermo-mechanical stress solder joints. Its base is describing the various parts of the workplace. Peltier effect is shown and Peltier cells are described, which is the base of the workplace. They are analyzed possible ways to control workplace and summarized their advantages and disadvantages. It was constructed and described the system entering temperature cycles with electronics indicating fault frame.
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