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John C Zyzo

from Plantsville, CT
Age ~34

John Zyzo Phones & Addresses

  • Plantsville, CT
  • Middlebury, CT
  • 26 Perkins Rd, Southbury, CT 06488 (203) 264-8042

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Method And Apparatus For Fluxless Solder Bonding

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US Patent:
52054616, Apr 27, 1993
Filed:
May 16, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/524408
Inventors:
Harry R. Bickford - Ossining NY
Raymond R. Horton - Dover Plains NY
Ismail C. Noyan - Peekskill NY
Michael J. Palmer - Walden NY
John C. Zyzo - Waterbury CT
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
B23K 112
US Classification:
228 20
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for fluxlessly solder bonding a solder mound to a solder wettable surface. A heated gas, preferably a reducing or non-reactive gas, is directed at a solid solder mound. Gas is heated to a temperature sufficient to melt solder mound. The heated gas is directed at the molten solder mound at a momentum sufficient to disperse an oxide layer at the surface of the molten solder mound. Dispersing the oxide layer permits the molten solder to wet the solder wettable surface. The molten solder is cooled to form a solder bond.

Method And Apparatus For Fluxless Solder Bonding

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US Patent:
49370065, Jun 26, 1990
Filed:
Jul 29, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/226161
Inventors:
Harry R. Bickford - Ossining NY
Raymond R. Horton - Dover Plains NY
Ismail C. Novan - Peekskill NY
Michael J. Palmer - Waldon NY
John C. Zyzo - Waterbury CT
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
B23K 112
US Classification:
228219
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for fluxlessly solder bonding a solder mound to a solder wettable surface. A heated gas, preferably a reducing or non-reactive gas, is directed at a solid solder mound. Gas is heated to a temperature sufficient to melt solder mound. The heated gas is directed at the molten solder mound at a momentum sufficient to disperse an oxide layer at the surface of the molten solder mound. Dispersing the oxide layer permits the molten solder to wet the solder wettable surface. The molten solder is cooled to form a solder bond.
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