Abstract:
This invention concerns a process for reflow soldering of circuit boards fitted SMD components in which SMD components are placed on soldering surfaces of the first side of a circuit board and soldered to the circuit board in a first reflow soldering step. Subsequently the circuit board is turned with the first side underneath and SMD components are placed on soldering surfaces of the upward-facing second side, which are soldered to the circuit board in a subsequent reflow soldering step. The SMD components on the first side of the circuit board are firmly cemented to the circuit board before the second reflow soldering step on the first side. It is proposed that after the first reflow soldering step a cement be injected from the second side of the circuit board through holes which pass through the circuit board and correspond to the components soldered to the first side of the board into the space between the components and circuit board.
Abstract:
The description relates to a process and device for automatically fitting the top and bottom sides of printed circuit boards with SMD components. To this end, the SMD fitters in the device have two parallel acceptors for printed circuit board conveyor belts for this purpose.