IPC-TM-650 EN 2022 试验方法-- - 第138页

Figure 2 Specimen Mounted in the T est Fixture Specimen 9.5 mm 19 mm 304 mm Dry absorbant sur gic a l cott o n Mounting Bloc k Burner 20 o IPC-TM-650 Number Subject Date Revision Page 3 of 4 2.3.10.1 Flammability of Sold…

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Note:
Figure 1 Burner Flame
19 mm
9.5 mm
IPC-TM-650
Number
Subject Date
Revision
Page 2 of 4
2.3.10.1
Flammability
of
Soldermask
on
Printed
Wiring
Laminate
8/98
4.8
Flame
Gauging
Device
A
thin
steel
scale
template
for
gauging
flame
height
4.9
Burner
Base
A
block
support
for
use
as
a
burner
base
with
a
20°
incline
for
proper
positioning
of
the
burner
flame
under
the
sample
5
Procedure
5.1
Specimen
Conditioning
5.1.1
Specimen
sets
should
first
be
brought
to
room
tem¬
perature
(23℃
±
2
℃)
for
24
hours
prior
to
being
thermal
shocked
within
the
specifications
of
both
the
laminate
and
solder
mask
being
tested.
5.1.2
Specimen
sets
shall
then
be
divided
into
two
groups
of
10
each.
The
first
group
shall
be
conditioned
prior
to
test¬
ing
by
exposure
to
standard
laboratory
conditions
of
23℃
±
2
℃
and
RH
of
50%
±
5%
for
a
minimum
of
48
hours.
The
first
set
shall
be
referred
to
as
“as
received”
specimen.
5.1.3
The
second
group
shall
be
conditioned
for
a
duration
of
168
hours
(seven
days)
at
70℃
±
1
℃
and
then
cooled
in
a
desiccator
over
anhydrous
calcium
chloride
for
at
least
four
hours
at
room
temperature
(23℃
±
2
℃)
prior
to
testing.
This
second
set
shall
be
referred
to
as
"conditioned"
speci¬
men.
5.1.4
From
each
of
these
groups,
one
half
(five
specimens)
will
be
burned
for
the
evaluation,
with
the
remaining
five
speci¬
mens
being
held
in
reserve
for
retest
if
needed.
See
5.6
to
determine
if
and
when
the
reserve
sets
will
be
needed.
5.2
Adjustment
of
Test
Flame
The
burner
is
ignited
and
adjusted
to
produce
a
blue
flame
19
mm
high.
The
correct
flame
is
obtained
by
adjusting
the
gas
supply
and
the
air
ports
of
the
burner
until
a
blue
flame
with
a
yellow
tipped
outer
cone
19
mm
high
is
produced.
The
air
supply
is
increased
slightly
by
opening
the
air
ports
until
only
the
yellow
tip
just
disap¬
pears
and
it
forms
completely
blue
inner
and
outer
flame
cones.
The
flame
is
remeasured
to
assure
correct
height.
The
procedure
is
repeated
as
necessary
until
all
conditions
are
met.
The
burner
tube
is
vertical
during
the
adjustment
and
measuring
(see
Figure
1).
5.3
Specimen
Mounting
Each
specimen
is
mounted
in
the
test
fixture
with
its
longitudinal
axis
vertical.
The
clamp
used
shall
cover
no
more
than
the
upper
6.5
mm
of
the
specimen.
The
vertical
position
of
the
test
fixture/specimen
assembly
is
adjusted
so
that
the
lower
end
of
the
specimen
is
9.5
mm
above
the
top
of
the
burner
tube
(see
Figure
2).
5.4
Flame
Test
The
test
flame
is
placed
centrally
under
the
lower
end
of
the
specimen.
Timing
begins
immediately
for
10
±
0.5
seconds.
The
burner
is
withdrawn
at
least
152
mm
away
from
the
specimen.
If
active
combustion
ceases
prior
to
the
specimen
being
completely
consumed,
the
test
flame
is
to
be
immediately
placed
under
the
specimen
again
for
an
addi¬
tional
10
±
0.5
seconds,
then
withdrawn
as
before.
5.5
Data
to
be
Observed
and
Recorded
The
following
test
data
is
to
be
recorded:
a.
Duration
of
specimen
burning
to
the
nearest
second
after
the
first
test
flame
application
for
each
specimen
b.
Duration
of
specimen
burning
to
the
nearest
second
after
the
second
test
flame
application
for
each
specimen
c.
Duration
of
specimen
burning
plus
glowing
to
the
nearest
second
after
the
second
test
flame
application
for
each
specimen,
only
if
required
by
the
specification
d.
If
any
specimen
burns
up
to
the
holding
clamp
on
any
igni¬
tion
e.
If
any
specimen
drips
flaming
particles,
and
if
they
ignite
the
dry
absorbent
surgical
cotton
located
305
mm
below
the
test
specimen
Figure 2 Specimen Mounted in the Test Fixture
Specimen
9.5 mm
19 mm
304 mm
Dry absorbant
surgical cotton
Mounting
Block
Burner
20
o
IPC-TM-650
Number
Subject Date
Revision
Page 3 of 4
2.3.10.1
Flammability
of
Soldermask
on
Printed
Wiring
Laminate
8/98
f.
Calculation
of
the
total
specimen
burning
time
or
the
aver¬
age
specimen
burning
time
as
applicable
based
on
10
igni¬
tions
per
set
of
five
specimens
(see
Figure
3)
g.
Calculation
of
the
glowing
time
for
each
specimen
if
required
by
the
specification
5.6
Evaluation
and
Reporting
The
material
shall
be
con¬
sidered
to
be
out
of
compliance
with
the
specification
if:
a.
More
than
one
specimen
per
set
burns
up
to
the
holding
clamp
on
any
ignition
b.
More
than
one
specimen
per
set
burns
for
a
period
of
time
longer
than
allowed
by
the
specification
for
a
single
speci-
c.
The
total
specimen
burning
time
as
applicable
exceeds
the
maximum
allowed
by
the
specification
and
is
beyond
the
tolerance
specified
in
5.6.2
d.
More
than
one
specimen
glows
for
a
period
of
time
greater
than
allowed
by
the
specification
(when
applicable)
e.
More
than
one
specimen
drips
flaming
particles,
which
ignite
the
dry
absorbent
surgical
cotton
5.
6.2
Reporting
Each
test
condition
is
reported
separately.
The
parameters
outlined
in
5.6
are
to
be
reported
only
as
applicable.
5.
6.3
Retests
If
only
one
specimen
per
set
(five)
fails
to
comply
with
the
requirements,
the
reserve
set
of
specimen
shall
be
tested.
In
the
case
of
total
and/or
average
specimen
burning
time,
the
reserve
set
shall
be
tested
only
if
these
cal¬
culated
values
exceed
the
specification
maximum
by
five
sec¬
onds
or
less.
All
specimens,
their
total,
and
their
average
from
the
reserve
set
shall
comply
with
the
requirements.
6
Notes
6.1
The
inside
of
the
burner
barrel
should
be
cleaned
fre¬
quently.
Specimen
combustion
by-products
can
collect
around
and
inside
the
barrel
tip.
These
deposits
can
be
flushed
out
during
burner
ignition
and
flame
adjustment,
resulting
in
a
false
yellow
flame
tip.
Proper
flame
adjustments
then
become
very
difficult
if
allowed
to
remain.
6.2
When
the
flame
is
correct
and
the
specimen's
end
is
at
the
proper
height
above
the
burner
(9.5
mm),
the
inner
blue
cone
of
the
flame
will
just
meet
the
end
of
the
specimen.
The
hottest
area
of
the
flame
will
then
ignite
the
specimen.
6.3
Accurate
centering
of
the
flame
under
the
specimen
is
essential
for
consistent
test
results.
men
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Page 1 of 3
IPC-TM-650
TEST
METHODS
MANUAL
Number
2.3.17.2
Subject
Resin
Flow
of
“N。
Flow”
Prepreg
Date
8/97
Revision
B
Originating
Task
Group
MIL-P-13949
Test
Methods
Task
Group
(7-1
1b)
1
.0
Scope
This
test
method
is
designed
to
measure
the
Resin
Flow
of
“no
flow"
prepreg
used
for
bonding
and
adhe¬
sion
without
formation
of
resin
bead
as
caused
by
flow
of
the
resin.
2
.0
Applicable
Documents
None
3
.0
Test
Specimens
3.1
Size
and
Configuration
A
specimen
shall
consist
of
multiple
plies
of
prepreg
cut
approximately
102
mm
[4.0
in]
x
102
mm
[4.0
in].
If
the
reinforcement
is
a
continuous
fiber
woven
fabric,
the
sides
shall
be
cut
on
a
bias
to
the
fabric
weave.
Unless
otherwise
specified,
the
test
specimen
shall
have
three
plies.
3.2
Quantity
and
Sampling
Unless
otherwise
specified,
the
number
of
specimens
tested
shall
be
as
follows:
For
quali¬
fication
testing,
3
specimens
shall
be
tested,
with
the
pieces
for
each
taken
from
areas
of
the
prepreg
that
represents
the
center
and
both
edges
of
the
material
as
impregnated.
For
lot
testing,
one
specimen
shall
be
tested,
with
the
pieces
ran¬
domly
taken
from
the
prepreg.
Pieces
shall
be
taken
no
less
than
25.4
mm
[1.0
in]
from
the
impregnated
edge.
4
.0
Apparatus
or
Material
4.1
Laminating
Press
Unless
otherwise
specified,
a
lami¬
nating
press
capable
of
maintaining
at
a
temperature
of
171
±
2.8℃
[340
±
5°F]
and
capable
of
providing
a
pressure
of
1
380
土
70
kPa
[200
土
10
psi]
on
the
test
sample,
see
6.1
4.2
Hole
Punch
Hole
cutting
tool,
such
as
a
hole
punch
or
die
set
capable
of
cutting
a
25.4
±
1
.3
mm
[1
.0
土
0.05
in]
hole.
4.3
Materials
4.3.1
Release
material
shall
be
Tedlar
type
(polyvinyl
fluo¬
ride,
PVF),
or
equivalent,
of
0.05
mm
[0.002
in]
thickness,
maximum,
at
least
as
large
as
the
size
of
the
caul
plates.
4.3.2
Any
copper-clad
laminate
of
thickness
between
0.25
mm
[0.010
in]
and
0.38
mm
[0.0151
in]
shall
be
cut
to
approximately
152
mm
x
152
mm
[6.0
in
x
6.0
in].
4.3.3
Conformal
press
pad
material
equivalent
to
0.5
mm
[0.020
in]
cotton
linter
paper,
and
cut
to
approximately
152
mm
x
152
mm
[6.0
in
x
6.0
in].
4.4
Measuring
Microscope
Bausch
and
Lomb,
model
SUB-73
stereozoom
microscope
with
31-16-08
micrometer
disc,
Carl
Zeiss
Stage
Micrometer,
or
equivalent.
4.5
Caul
Plates
Caul
plates
shall
be
3.2
mm
[0.125
in]
thick
and
152
mm
[6.0
in]
square
and
made
from
type
304
steel,
or
equivalent.
4.6
Desiccator
Desiccation
chamber
capable
of
maintain¬
ing
an
atmosphere
of
less
than
30%
RH,
at
23℃
[73°F]-
5
.0
Procedure
5.1
Specimen
Preparation
5.1.1
The
prepreg
shall
be
cut
to
conform
with
the
speci¬
men
size
and
configuration
as
per
3.1
.
5.1.2
If
testing
is
to
be
performed
more
than
10
minutes
after
the
prepreg
has
been
manufactured,
specimens
shall
be
desiccated
for
4
±
1/4
hrs.
prior
to
testing.
5.1.3
Cleaning
of
Copper
Cladding
When
applicable
for
referee
purposes,
clean
the
metallic
cladding
on
the
copper
clad
laminate
by
wiping
the
copper
cladding
with
isopropyl
alcohol.
The
copper
clad
laminate
shall
be
immersed
in
suit¬
able
container
containing
22-23°
BAUME
20
percent
by
vol¬
ume
solution
of
hydrochloric
acid,
technical
grade,
maintained
at
21
±
5.6℃
[170°F
±
10°F]
for
a
period
of
15
seconds.
After
removal
of
the
copper
clad
laminate
from
the
hydrochlo¬
ric
acid,
the
copper
cladding
then
shall
be
rinsed
with
a
cold
water
spray
rinse
for
5
seconds
and
blown
dry
with
filtered,
oil
free,
compressed
air.
5.2
Measurement
5.2.1
A
specimen
shall
be
formed
by
stacking
three
plies
of
prepreg
with
the
grain
of
the
reinforcement
aligned
in
the
same
direction.
Only
if
necessary
to
prevent
ply
slippage,
tack
the
three
plies
together
using
a
standard
soldering
iron
within
one
quarter
inch
from
one
or
more
corners
so
that
the
plies