Heat exchange – With retainer for removable article – Electrical component
Patent
1984-07-02
1986-11-25
Richter, Sheldon J.
Heat exchange
With retainer for removable article
Electrical component
165185, 269903, 361234, H01L 2340, F28F 1300
Patent
active
046243020
ABSTRACT:
A heating device is disclosed wherein a printed circuit board is uniformly preheated before discrete electronic components are soldered onto the boards. The soldering process includes a reflow stage where the boards are subject to rapid temperature change causing internal heat stresses which warp the boards if they haven't been preheated. The device comprises a non-conductive body and conductive elements, such as steel staples, embedded in said body. The staples extend through both sides of said body making contact with a heating surface and supporting the printed circuit board which sits upon them. The staples are spaced and arranged so the components' electrical pins which extend beyond the bottom surface of the board pass into the bed of staples without interference. Therefore, heat is transferred from the heating surface directly to the board via the conducting staples in a uniform fashion.
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Hayden John R.
Huetson Curtis L.
AT&T - Technologies, Inc.
Kip, Jr. R. F.
Richter Sheldon J.
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