Solder Sphere Oxidation – Causes, Effects and Solutions

Chris Perabo

In our article “How is a high quality solder sphere made?”, we discuss that high quality solder spheres are more resistant to oxidation. This article describes solder ball oxidation, how it occurs, how CAPLINQ’s solder spheres are produced to resist it, and how they are packaged to maintain it.

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About Chris Perabo

Chris is an energetic and enthusiastic engineer and entrepreneur. He is always interested in taking highly technical subjects and distilling these to their essence so that even the layman can understand. He loves to get into the technical details of an issue and then understand how it can be useful for specific customers and applications. Chris is currently the Director of Business Development at CAPLINQ.
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