The theoretical part of diploma thesis „Selection of a suitable type of flux for wave soldering”, is devoted to problematic of fluxes, flux residues and wave soldering. It introduces reader with requirements of company HC electronics and with selection of a suitable types of fluxes for testing. It also contains theoretical comparison and design of flux testing methodologies. The practical part of the diploma thesis is focused on the selection of a suitable flux for the company HC electronics by performing practical tests according to the previously proposed methodologies, which include wetting balance test method, surface insulation resistance measurement, copper mirror test, soldering test of PCB and ROSE method.

This master´s thesis deals with bismuth low temperature solder pastes. Describes the properties of bismuth solder pastes. It shows the process of manufacturing a printed circuit board for test. The thesis also characterizes laboratory temperature profile setting for the BiSn soldering pastes. Solder paste printing and placement 0 ohm rezistors to printed circuit boards with different surface finishes in the manufacturing plant. Setting of solder profiles for low soldering pastes in reflow oven. Testing resistence of mounted zero resistor on the test board at different aging temperature were analysed. Resistance measurement after a specified time. Testing of solder joint strenght of printed circuit boards for different surface treatments. Changes in structure wereanalysed on microsections for solder pastes.

The thesis deals with the theoretical investigation of the thermoelectric tensions in lead-free solder. The theory introduces the reader to the formation and composition of solder joints, thermoelectric properties and behavior in circuits. Part of the thesis is the design and optimization of the measuring tool for lead-free solder and product samples with measuring.

This graduation thesis addresses questions to thermal profile measurement of PBGA package during solder reflow process. The first part of thesis deals with problem of reflow process and reliability factors of solder joint connection. Next part analyses operation principles of thermocouples that are commonly used for temperature measurement. The experimental part deals with methods of thermocouples fixation during tests and measurements of dummy PBGA package. There was realized a method of dummy PBGA thermal profiles measurement and sample testing with and without simulated thermal load on PBGA package. The end of thesis concerns on possibilities of thermal profiles evaluation by using PWI method and thermal profile optimization of reflow process.

This project consists of three parts. The first part is aimed to summarize list of actual packaging systems and especially systems using 3D construction. Project continues in the second part, which is more practical and contains design and production of organic and inorganic testing substrates for lead-free soldered 3D structures. Last experimental part is about tests performed on soldered substrates and evaluation of results of these practical tests.

This work is considered about changes of electric conductivity in lead-free soldered joint's affected by current and thermal stress. The theoretical part describes factors influencing the solder joint electric conductivity and solder joint reliability. The basis of the practical part is the design of the testing method of the soldered joint's electric conductivity. The aim of this part is to measure and observe changes of solder joint electric conductivity after current and thermal stress in various material a procedural combinations.

The thesis deals with problems concerning lead free soldering especially the study of the structure of solder joints and their reliability. The thesis evaluates lead free solder alloys. The theoretical part includes basic principles of soldering and methods of investigating solder joints reliability. The experimental part deals with the impact of water cooling and vibration on solder joint structure. Both methods are tested and are evaluated with regard to their reliability. The used tests include X-ray inspection, optical inspection, mechanical tests, investigating joint structure with electrone microscope.

The project contains theoretical research of electrotechnical manufacture for lead-free reflow soldering. It contains characterization of soldering processes. Includes variations of solder paste printing, principles of part placing and also reflow soldering process. The project appoints possibilities of testing solder joints strength, mainly focused on mechanical vibrations. It describes a design and preparation of solder joint strength test methods by mechanical vibrations. It compares influence of vibrations on part types and solder alloys.

Sn/Pb solders are widely used by the electronics industry to provide both mechanical and electrical interconnections between electronic components and printed circuit boards. Solders with enhanced mechanical properties are required for high reliability for Surface Mount Technology (SMT) applications. One approach to improve the mechanical properties of solder is to add metallic or intermetallic particles to eutectic 63Sn/37Pb solder to form composite solders. Cu6Sn5 and Cu3Sn form and grow at the solder/copper substrate interface. The formation and growth of these intermetallics have been proposed as controlling mechanisms for solderability and reliability of solder/copper joints. The goal of this study was to investigate the diffusion kinetics and microstructures of six types of composite solder/copper joints.

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