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: Solderability Issues with Nickle Plated Surfaces Question: We are working with components with leads of tin/lead over nickel. After the manufacturing processes, some of the pins are exhibiting what appears to be flaking plating, leaving behind unsolderable surfaces
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: We are working with components with leads of tin/lead over nickel. After the manufacturing processes, some of the pins are exhibiting what appears to be flaking plating, leaving behind unsolderable surfaces
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] or more of gold thickness. b. From 95% of all surfaces to be soldered of surface mount components regardless of gold thickness. c. From the surfaces to be soldered of solder terminals plated with
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? Does it have a Nickel underplate? How thick is the gold plating? I’ve checked Mil-Std-883F method 2011.7 Bond Strength (Destructive Bond Pull Test
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? Does it have a Nickel underplate? How thick is the gold plating? I’ve checked Mil-Std-883F method 2011.7 Bond Strength (Destructive Bond Pull Test
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)? Connectors and surface mount oscillators are only available in Gold over Nickel... Question: Why did the IPC make the gold removal requirement for Class 2 products a requirement (D2D3
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)? Connectors and surface mount oscillators are only available in Gold over Nickel terminations and are difficult to tin and re-package. Answer: The reasoning for the change was due to the failures happening in the field with these types of components
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] or more of gold thickness. b. From 95% of all surfaces to be soldered of surface mount components regardless of gold thickness. c. From the surfaces to be soldered of solder terminals plated with
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”. Does this mean that if we run a through-hole CCA thru a wave solder machine twice it would meet the gold removal requirements? If not, how would we tin the gold plated components by wave soldering? Answer
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”. Does this mean that if we run a through-hole CCA thru a wave solder machine twice it would meet the gold removal requirements? If not, how would we tin the gold plated components by wave soldering? Answer
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