Ceramic soldering element

Electric heating – Metal heating – For bonding with pressure

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219237, 338312, B23K 100

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052218198

ABSTRACT:
A ceramic soldering element, which is utilized in reflow soldering of electrical components that have a multitude of thermal legs, comprises a ceramic substrate, which is thermally conductive but electrically insulating, has a plurality of heating resistors disposed along an edge of the substrate, which edge forms a soldering edge and an arrangement consisting of metal layers on opposite surfaces of the substrate for applying electrical current to each of the heating resistors.

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