The present invention provides a solder material containing Sn or a Sn-containing alloy and 40 to 320 ppm by mass of A, the solder material including an As-enriched layer.

A printing parameter acquisition device includes an acquisition section and an output section. The acquisition section acquires a printing condition for specifying a member to be used when solder is printed on a board. The output section outputs, from a database that stores the printing condition, a printing parameter used for controlling driving of a printer, and a reliability of the printing parameter in association with each other, the printing parameter which is associated with the printing condition corresponding to the printing condition acquired by the acquisition section and of which the reliability is a predetermined level or more.

A solder member mounting method includes providing a substrate having bonding pads formed thereon, detecting a pattern interval of the bonding pads, selecting one of solder member attachers having different pattern intervals from each other, such that the one selected solder member attacher of the solder member attachers has a pattern interval corresponding to the detected pattern interval of the bonding pads, and attaching solder members on the bonding pads of the substrate, respectively, using the one selected solder member attacher.

The present invention relates to the field of electronic assembly for the manufacture of electronic products such as mobile phones, where electronic components such as resistors and capacitors and microprocessors are joined to a bare circuit board to form a complete electronics device and relates to the preparation of attachment locations on a bare circuit board

A solder paste stencil includes, in one embodiment, a substrate defining solder apertures, each aperture wall of each of the solder apertures is coated with a coating material that reduces wetting of a solder paste relative to the aperture walls.

A printing apparatus including: a squeegee fixing section configured to switch to and from a fixed state in which a squeegee used to print a viscous fluid onto a print target is fixed and a released state in which the squeegee is not fixed; and a squeegee moving section configured to move the squeegee fixed by the squeegee fixing section above a screen mask during printing by moving the squeegee fixing section.

A stencil step design method and system, a computer readable storage medium and a device. The method comprises: acquiring data of stencil apertures for electronic components in a circuit board, and identifying the stencil apertures for electronic components one by one to determine whether the stencil apertures need to be stepped; and if yes, performing step design for the stencil apertures that need to be stepped according to preset step rules corresponding to the stencil apertures for electronic components one by one so as to generate a stencil step design file with the step design, and outputting the stencil step design file. According to the present disclosure, 90% or more steps can be automatically designed and the stencil step design is in conformity with processing requirements. A manual intervention process is omitted, and the design can be accomplished by several simple steps.

Systems and methods for applying solder to a pin. The methods comprising: disposing a given amount of solder on a non-wettable surface of a planar substrate; aligning the pin with the solder disposed on the non-wettable surface of the planar substrate; inserting the pin in the solder; and/or performing a reflow process to cause the solder to transfer from the planar substrate to the pin.

A method for interconnecting a first conductor and a second conductor includes forming a layer of substantially pure copper on the first conductor, applying a copper sintering material to the first conductor, the second conductor, or both, and interconnecting the first conductor and the second conductor by sintering the copper sintering material so as to form a copper-copper interface that includes the layer of substantially pure copper, the second conductor, and the copper sintering material.

A lead-free solder alloy includes 2.0% by mass or more and 4.0% by mass or less of Ag, 0.3% by mass or more and 0.7% by mass or less of Cu, 1.2% by mass or more and 2.0% by mass or less of Bi, 0.5% by mass or more and 2.1% by mass or less of In, 3.0% by mass or more and 4.0% by mass or less of Sb, 0.001% by mass or more and 0.05% by mass or less of Ni, 0.001% by mass or more and 0.01% by mass or less of Co, and the balance being Sn.