Spec No. JELF243C-0023D-01 P.13/16
MURATA MFG.CO., LTD
Reference Only
12.2 Flux, Solder
Use rosin-based flux.
Don’t use highly acidic flux with halide content exceeding 0.2(wt)% (chlorine conversion value).
Don’t use water-soluble flux.
Use Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu solder.
Standard thickness of solder paste : 50μm ~65μm.
12.3 Reflow soldering conditions
Pre-heating should be in such a way that the temperature difference between solder and
product surface is limited to 150°C max. Cooling into solvent after soldering also should be
in such a way that the temperature difference is limited to 100°C max.
Insufficient pre-heating may cause cracks on the product, resulting in the deterioration of
products quality.
Standard soldering profile and the limit soldering profile is as follows.
The excessive limit soldering conditions may cause leaching of the electrode and / or resulting
in the deterioration of product quality.
Reflow soldering profile
Standard Profile Limit Profile
Pre-heating 150°C180°C 90s±30s
Heating above 220°C30s60s above 230°C60s max.
Peak temperature 245°C±3°C 260°C,10s
Cycle of reflow 2 times 2 times
12.4 Reworking with soldering iron
Reworking with soldering iron is disapproved.
12.5 Solder Volume
Solder shall be used not to be exceeded the upper limits as shown below.
1/3TtT
T : thickness of product
Accordingly increasing the solder volume, the mechanical stress to Chip is also increased.
Exceeding solder volume may cause the failure of mechanical or electrical performance and become easy to tilt.
Limit Profile
Standard Profile
90s±30s
230
260℃
245℃±3
220
30s~60s
60s max.
180
150
Temp.
(s)
(℃)
Time.
Upper Limit
Recommendable
Spec No. JELF243C-0023D-01 P.14/16
MURATA MFG.CO., LTD
Reference Only
12.6 Attention regarding P.C.B. bending
The following shall be considered when designing and laying out P.C.B.'s.
(1) P.C.B. shall be designed so that products are not subject to the mechanical stress due to
warping the board.
Products direction
Products shall be located in the sideways
direction (Length:a<b) to the mechanical
stress.
(2) Components location on P.C.B. separation.
It is effective to implement the following measures, to reduce stress in separating the board.
It is best to implement all of the following three measures; however, implement as many measures as possible
to reduce stress.
Contents of Measures Stress Level
(1) Turn the mounting direction of the component parallel to the board separation surface. A > D *1
(2) Add slits in the board separation part. A > B
(3) Keep the mounting position of the component away from the board separation surface. A > C
*1 A > D is valid when stress is added vertically to the perforation as with Hand Separation.
If a Cutting Disc is used, stress will be diagonal to the PCB, therefore A > D is invalid.
(3)
Mounting Components Near Screw Holes
When a component is mounted near a screw hole, it may be affected by the board deflection that occurs during
the tightening of the screw. Mount the capacitor in a position as far away from the screw holes as possible.
Poor example
Good example
b
a
Seam
Slit
A
D
B
C
b
a
Length:a
<
b
Spec No. JELF243C-0023D-01 P.15/16
MURATA MFG.CO., LTD
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12.7 Cleaning Conditions
Products shall be cleaned on the following conditions.
(1) Cleaning temperature shall be limited to 60°C max.(40°C max for IPA)
(2) Ultrasonic cleaning shall comply with the following conditions with avoiding the resonance
phenomenon at the mounted products and P.C.B.
Power : 20 W / l max. Frequency : 28kHz to 40kHz Time : 5 min max.
(3) Cleaner
1. Alcohol type cleaner
Isopropyl alcohol (IPA)
2. Aqueous agent
PINE ALPHA ST-100S
(4) There shall be no residual flux and residual cleaner after cleaning.
In the case of using aqueous agent, products shall be dried completely after rinse with de-ionized
water in order to remove the cleaner.
(5) Other cleaning Please contact us.
12.8 Resin coating
When products are coated with resin, please contact us in advance.
12.9 Handling of a substrate
(1)There is a possibility of chip cracking caused by PCBexpansion/contraction with heat, because stress
on a chip is different depending on PCB material and structure.
When the thermal expansion coefficient greatly differs between the board used for mounting and the chip,
it will cause cracking of the chip due to the thermal expansion and contraction.
The chip is assumed to be mounted on the PCB of glass-epoxy material, and we don't test with other
PCB material which has different thermal expansion coefficient from Glass-epoxy.
When other PCB materials are considered, please be sure to evaluate by yourself.
(2)After mounting products on a substrate, do not apply any stress to the product caused by bending or
twisting to the substrate when cropping the substrate, inserting and removing a connector from the
substrate or tightening screw to the substrate.
Excessive mechanical stress may cause cracking in the product.
In case of the mounting on flexible PCB, there is a possibility of chip cracking caused by mechanical stress
even from small bending or twisting.
When the flexible PCB is considered, please be sure to evaluate by yourself.
Bending Twisting
12.10 Storage and Handing Requirements
(1) Storage period
Use the products within 12 months after deliverd.
Solderability should be checked if this period is exceeded.
(2) Storage conditions
Products should be stored in the warehouse on the following conditions.
Temperature -10°C ~ 40°C
Humidity 15% to 85% relative humidity No rapid change on temperature and humidity.
Products should not be stored on bulk packaging condition to prevent the chipping of the
core and the breaking of winding wire caused by the collision between the products.
Products should be stored on the palette for the prevention of the influence from humidity,
dust and so on.
Products should be stored in the warehouse without heat shock, vibration, direct sunlight and so on.

LQP02HQ4N3J02L

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Manufacturer:
Murata Electronics
Description:
Fixed Inductors 01005 4.3nH +-5% 350mA 0.35ohms 6.9G
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