Method for performing solderability treatment on the surface of welding area while making solder resist pattern
A welding area and solderability technology, which is applied in the secondary treatment of printed circuits, coating of non-metallic protective layers, etc., can solve the requirements of more refined packaging structure of electronic components and the difficulty of welding fine-pitch components , not suitable for fine-pitch circuit boards, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing environmental burden, small site, and improving accuracy
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[0038] A method for performing solderability treatment on the surface of a welding zone while making a solder resist pattern, the steps of which are:
[0039] (1) Solder resist coating: Coat the entire board by screen printing, use 43T mesh to coat the photosensitive ink C-7 on the board, and let it stand for 10~20min after missing printing;
[0040] ⑵Solder resist curing: Put the plate after standing still in the drying oven to bake, and cure the photosensitive ink C-7 in two stages, after curing for 30 minutes at 75±2°C, and then curing for 70 minutes at 150°C;
[0041] (3) Data import: Import the data of the solder mask layer, process it with data processing software, obtain the laser processing path, and import the processing path into the laser equipment control software;
[0042] ⑷Laser photoetching: place the cured photosensitive ink C-7 on the laser equipment, and accurately align the top layer of the board with the processing path, and perform photoetching on the top ...
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[0047] A method for performing solderability treatment on the surface of a welding zone while making a solder resist pattern, the steps of which are:
[0048] (1) Solder resist coating: Coat the entire board by screen printing, use 43T mesh to coat the photosensitive ink UPC-9000 on the board, and let it stand for 10~20 minutes after missing printing;
[0049] ⑵Solder resist curing: Put the plate after standing still in the drying oven to bake, and cure the photosensitive ink UPC-9000 in two stages, after curing for 50 minutes at 67±2°C, and then curing for 60 minutes at 150°C;
[0050] (3) Data import: Import the data of the solder mask layer, process it with data processing software, obtain the laser processing path, and import the processing path into the laser equipment control software;
[0051] ⑷Laser photoetching: Place the in-process panel after the photosensitive ink UPC-9000 is cured on the laser equipment, accurately align the top layer of the in-process panel with ...
Embodiment 3
[0056] A method for performing solderability treatment on the surface of a welding zone while making a solder resist pattern, the steps of which are:
[0057] (1) Solder resist coating: Coat the entire board by screen printing, use 43T mesh to coat the photosensitive ink VSR-ZG on the board, and let it stand for 10~20min after missing printing;
[0058] ⑵Solder resist curing: put the board after standing still into the UV curing equipment to cure the photosensitive ink VSR-ZG, the light energy density is 12μW / cm2, and the transmission speed of the board is 1.5-2.0m / min;
[0059] (3) Data import: Import the data of the solder mask layer, process it with data processing software, obtain the laser processing path, and import the processing path into the laser equipment control software;
[0060] ⑷Laser photoetching: place the cured photosensitive ink VSR-ZG on the laser equipment, align the top layer of the board with the processing path accurately, and perform photoetching on th...
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