Tech Tuesday: Release from Quarantine
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As restrictions are lifting and many of us begin to go back to business as usual, we’re excited to be moving forward! We want to reflect that in a rebrand of this webinar series. We look forward to continuing to provide valuable information to help enhance every assembly process.
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Join us in 2 weeks for the next webinar!
WHERE: Zoom
WHEN: July 13, 2021
TIME: 2:00 PM EST
TOPIC: Automotive Solder Alloys and Electronic Reliability
There is a need for “high reliability” solder alloys for use in automotive electronics assemblies. Automotive applications are challenging for tin/silver/copper (SAC) alloys. SAC alloy solder joints can fail before automobiles reach end of life. Many solder manufacturers are working to develop “high reliability” solder alloys, which can survive the demanding requirements of the automotive industry.
Join us as Tony Lentz, FCT Solder FAE, discusses automotive electronics and the demands placed on solder joints. Reliability data is compared and contrasted for several solder alloys including Nihon Superior’s SN100CV and LF-C2 alloys. Long lived automotive electronic assemblies can be created through the use of the correct solder alloy for the application.
Look for more information about future topics, including:
– Unique printing technologies
– High-reliability alloys
– Tooling and fixture advancements
– …and MORE!!!