Applications of holographic interferometry in surface mount technology
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Department of Physics, Capital Normal University, Beijing, 100037;
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Department of Physics and Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong;
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Tsinghua Univ ersity, Beijing, 100084
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Received Date:
1998-10-09
Accepted Date:
1999-01-07
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Abstract
In this paper, the applications of holographic interferometry (HI) in surface mount technology are presented. Out of plane deformations of a PLCC-PCB assembly induced by power dissipation are given by using Double exposure HI. To solve the problem of the fringes discontinue between two bodies of surface mount device and PCB, and to further determine the deformations of the SMD leads and solder joint, a "bright" technique is used in Double exposure HI measurements. Real time HI is used to test the whole hard-disk board deformation during power cycling. A-over heat device is found in the defective board. The results show that the HI is a quite effective tool for the studies of thermal mechanical behavior and quality control of SMT products.
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