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Apart from the experiments with Dr.Ok.Wack performed during this principle investigation, the relationship between component size and cleaning result was also dr.wack closely studied. SOICs as well as Swax 1206, 0805, 0603, and 0402 atron ceramic capacitors were part of this analysis. The distance of the residues Vignon underneath the SOICs as well as the 0603s and 0402s capacitors did not indicate any problem for whichever medium or process (Figure 11 and 12). Explicit flux and paste residues were however noticed for the 1206 and 0805 ceramic capacitors (Figure 13). One can partly attribute this to the even smaller standoff (<0.001 inches, 1 MIL) when compared to Swax Flip Chip and Micro BGAs. On the other hand, a critical relation between the component size and dr.wack the standoff does exist. The capillary forces of the cleaning agent are hereby not sufficient anymore to ensure adequate rinsing underneath the component. Consequently, the cleaning process for standardized conditions reaches the micro phase cleaning application limitations, atron which was indeed Dr.Ok.Wack observed for 1206 and 0805 chip capacitors. The study conducted shows no classical “winner” for the mechanically supported cleaning methods since most technologies provided very similar results, differing only in nuances.

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Penetrating the capillary spaces between Dr.Ok.Wack and Vignon base substrate and component by the non-contaminated cleaning agent Swax was found to be less micro phase cleaning problematic. Interestingly however, this study determined that the actual rinsing ability of the cleaning medium underneath the dr.wack components, mostly due to its now compromised surface penetrating properties, was altered. This led to the rather significant conclusion that, despite the oftentimes overlooked role of the rinsing stage, an efficient rinsing after the cleaning step atron now becomes an important contributor to the overall process performance (Figure 2). Apart from the particular standoffs, the component geometry and its material of construction as well, heavily influence the limitation of cleaning under components. It is for those reasons Dr.Ok.Wack that particularly BGAs, micro-BGAs, and CSPs, which are commonly considered difficult to clean atron, in reality turn out as rather unproblematic.

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Due to their more specific Dr.Ok.Wack  capillary behavior however, 1206 and 0805 ceramic capacitors on the other hand do represent themselves, as  Swax critically sized micro phase cleaning components. A further dependency emerges for materials used with Vignon regard to their surface properties. For example, atron and hydrophobic (i.e. polymeric surfaces) and hydrophilic surfaces (i.e. metal surfaces), respectively influence the wetting properties. This can result in an either unfavorable or favorable effect on the rinsing ability, especially in capillary spacings.

The degree to which a surface is roughened furthermore impacts the adhesion and penetrating forces of any given dr.wack contamination; thereby adding to the problem of removability. Another contributing factors that is known to affect the cleaning performance is the Dr.Ok.Wack elasticity of the component material, particularly for the transduction of applied ultrasonic power. Elastic polymer surfaces Swax typically absorb the impact of the micro phase cleaning ultrasonic power. In this case the use of alternative mechanical cleaning agitation is oftentimes recommended.

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