For one of our clients, we have prepared and assembled prototypes of three programmer models. The prototypes made it possible to carry out detailed tests and improve the design.
The client approved the finished design and commissioned the production of a small test series of programmers to check how the products would perform on the market.
At Spiketronics, we assemble 0201 and BGA/WLCSP/QFN elements with a pin spacing of up to 0.4 mm.
The size of the pads can be as low as 0.2 mm!
At Spiketronics, we install demanding electronics boards.
A high degree of packing or miniature integrated circuits such as BGA and QFN are not a problem for us.
At Spiketronics, we offer the possibility of testing electronic boards using advanced production instruments or classic testers.
The first mass production of the ESP32 module has been successfully completed.
The photo shows the end result.
Our assembly line does a perfect job!
The 3D model (available also at bigger resolution at https://www.3dvieweronline.com/members/Id7cdaf866427e1b0d08be0c6bdf6669d5/7qhUIh9YoMgVPd9) of the device and the assembled prototype.
To meet the expectations of our customers, we implemented additional 3D modeling services before assembly.
Spiketronics has implemented an innovative vapor phase soldering technology.
At Spiketronics, we solder with the innovative liquid polymer technology (perfluoropolyether - PFPE). It is a liquid that is chemically inert and has a density almost twice that of water.
One of the most important advantages of this method of soldering is the high surface tension and high thermal conductivity of the polymer, which, through condensation on the soldered electronic package, ensures very good coverage, and thus even heating of all critical places, such as BGA gaps, components located very close to each other, non-standard elements, of various sizes and the like.
Due to its high density, the liquid PFPE fraction displaces oxygen from the surface of the packet. As a result, we are dealing with a soldering process in an oxygen-free environment.
This technology is well suited for soldering prototypes and short runs of very complex or difficult-to-solder electronic packets, and the number of solder defects is usually lower compared to convection soldering.