bonding force

Factors Leading to Defective PCB Surfaces and Recommended Repair Procedures

Insufficient bonding forces between PCB coatings can lead to separation and quality issues during production, influenced by factors such as substrate processing, surface treatment, micro-etching control, and contamination.

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PCB Assembly: Blister Causes

Surface foaming in PCBA circuit board assembly is primarily caused by poor binding force, influenced by surface cleanliness and microscopic roughness. Challenges in coating stress endurance lead to separation, exacerbated by inadequate substrate removal and thin inner layer problems. Control over brushing processes and meticulous attention to production control are crucial to prevent issues. Foaming may vary depending on equipment technology, necessitating case-specific analysis. WellCircuits Limited prioritizes quality with advanced equipment and strict adherence to quality standards, aiming to be a responsible enterprise.

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Electrochemical Copper-Free Process

The electrochemical copper-free process includes a preprocessing step to ensure the integrity of the electroless copper deposition layer, the bonding force between chemical copper and the base copper foil, the bonding force between chemical copper and inner copper foil, and the bonding force between the electroless copper layer and the non-conductive substrate. This preprocessing step includes degreasing to remove oil, grease, dirt, and contamination from the copper foil and the hole, and the washing step after degreasing is as important as the degreasing.

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