This presentation summarizes the results of a recent study on the effectiveness of different materials to be used as heat shields during the PCB rework process. When localized components are sent into reflow using a focused heat source the neighboring devices need to be protected.
Breaking the Kubernetes Kill Chain: Host Path Mount
Protecting Neighboring Devices from Heat Damage During PCB Rework
1. Effective Shielding of Nearby
Components in PCB Rework
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3. Heat SensitiveComponents
Aluminum and tantalum ceramiccapacitors,
crystals, oscillators, plastic-bodied
components suchasconnectors
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11. Material Thermal Conductivity(Watts/m K@330°C)
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Kapton TypeMT 0.37
304Stainless 18
Copper 379
Ceramic Fiber 0.14
Clay/Water Gel Unknown
12. Experimental Method
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Materials Used
Stainlesssteel 304
1650Venturetape-copperwithtape backing
Ceramicnon-wovenfiber
3milthickKapton™
“ColdShield”clay gel
19. Effective Shielding ofNearby
Components in PCB Rework
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