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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Chlorinated fluorocarbon,
cause depletion of ozone layer and scheduled for restricted use by the
environmental protection agency. CFCs are used in air conditioning, foam
insulation and solvents, etc. |
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Chip Carrier |
A low-profile rectangular
component package usually square whose semiconductor chip cavity or
mounting area is a large fraction of the package size and whose external
connections are usually on all four sides of the package. |
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Chip Component |
Generic term for any two
terminal leadless surface mount passive devices, the term includes diodes
inductors, resistors, and capacitors. A 1206 notation specifies the size
of the device (0.120”X0.060”), with other standard notations being
0805,1210,1812,etc. It is also used for representing ICs. |
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Chip-on-board Technology |
Generic term for any
component assembly technology in which an unpackaged silicon die is
mounted directly on the printed wiring board. Connections to the board can
be made by wire bonding , tape automated bonding (TAB), or flip-chip
bonding. |
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CLCC, Ceramic Leaded Chip
Carrier |
A ceramic chip carrier whose
external connections consist of leads around and down the sides of the
package. |
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Cold solder joint |
A solder connection
exhibiting poor wetting and a grayish, porous appearance due to
insufficient heat, inadequate cleaning prior to soldering , excessive
impurities in the solder, and/or poor flux action. |
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Component |
An individual part or
combination of parts that, when together, perform a design function(s). |
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Component lead |
The solid or stranded wire
or formed conductor that extends from a component and serves as a
mechanical or electrical connection or both that is readily formable to a
desired configuration. |
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Component
mounting site |
A location on a package and
interconnection structure that consists of a land pattern and conductor
fanout to additional lands/pads for testing or visa’ that are
associated with the mounting of a single component. |
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Component Side |
A term used in through-hole
technology to indicate the component side of the PWB. See also Primary
Side and Secondary Side. |
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Constellation |
Metallized semicircular radial features on the
edges of LCCC’s that interconnect conducting surfaces. Constellations
are typically found on all four edges of a leadless chip carrier. Each
lies within the termination area for direct attachment to the land
patterns. |
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Contact angle |
The angle of wetting enclosed within the solder
fillet, between a plane tangent to the solder/ base-metal surface and a
plane tangent to the solder/air interface. Contact angles of less than 90
are acceptable. Contact angles greater than 90 are unacceptable. |
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Continuity testing |
A procedure in which voltage
is applied to two interconnected lands to verify the presence or absence
of current flow. |
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Control Chart |
A chart that tracks process
performance over time. trends in the chart are used to identify process
problems that may require corrective action to bring the process under
control. |
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Coplanarity |
Term used to describe the
relationship of component leads to each other across the horizontal plane,
when the package rests on a perfectly flat surface. The maximum distance
acceptable between the lowest and the highest pin is 0.004 inch. |
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CTE or TCE Coefficient of
Thermal Expansion |
The linear thermal expansion
of a material per unit change in temperature. CTE is commonly expressed in
ppm/C. |