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- Chris: Inspecting the first article (8, two of each) populated PCBs. Initially they could hold a maximum voltage of ~1500V.The problem: flux from the soldering under the capacitors. Chris cleaned 5 channels (using some flux-off spray) and they could hold 2500V without problems. Fernando decided to go ahead with the full production by requiring the company to improve the cleaning procedures. | - Chris: Inspecting the first article (8, two of each) populated PCBs. Initially they could hold a maximum voltage of ~1500V.The problem: flux from the soldering under the capacitors. Chris cleaned 5 channels (using some flux-off spray) and they could hold 2500V without problems. Fernando decided to go ahead with the full production by requiring the company to improve the cleaning procedures. | ||
− | - We discussed possible flux cleaning methods; we will need it also after soldering the wires. Using flux-off is | + | - We discussed possible flux cleaning methods; we will need it also after soldering the wires. Using flux-off is expensive (both materials and labor). Ultrasonic cleaner is also very expensive (Fernando). |
- No news from the procurement about companies (other than Allflex) interested in the cathode production. The deadline was Oct.13. As Fernando promised before, he will take care of the procurement (not a sole source!) of the rigid-flex. Fernando and Roger will contact Allflex for the details of the rigid-flex production. | - No news from the procurement about companies (other than Allflex) interested in the cathode production. The deadline was Oct.13. As Fernando promised before, he will take care of the procurement (not a sole source!) of the rigid-flex. Fernando and Roger will contact Allflex for the details of the rigid-flex production. |
Revision as of 19:04, 21 October 2010
October 21, 2010 FDC meeting
Tentative Agenda
- Production (David)
- Electronics (Fernando, Chris, Roger)
- Update on PCBs
- Cathode foil and rigid-flex procurement [1]
- Engineering (Bill, David)
- Wire stringing
- Gluing and soldering materials
- Full-scale prototype tests (Lubomir)
- gas mixture studies FDC Log Book, page 526
- Other