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of the thickness of the plating. This same condition also applies to gold cup terminals, i.e. all the gold must be removed from within the cups regardless of gold thickness
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2.54 micrometers or 100 micro-inches (.00001”) and from all components which will be hand soldered, regardless of gold thickness. The double tinning process is for tinning the components prior to soldering them, and the need is to dip those components in the solder pot twice to remove the gold plating
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: We have a situation where we have gold boards which accept gold wire bonding, but are failing a pull test. Other than making sure the boards are clean with a quick trip into the degreaser, is there any other way to refresh gold plating to help these boards pass pull testing
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: We have a situation where we have gold boards which accept gold wire bonding, but are failing a pull test. Other than making sure the boards are clean with a quick trip into the degreaser, is there any other way to refresh gold plating to help these boards pass pull testing? Answer
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2.54 micrometers or 100 micro-inches (.00001”) and from all components which will be hand soldered, regardless of gold thickness. The double tinning process is for tinning the components prior to soldering them, and the need is to dip those components in the solder pot twice to remove the gold plating
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2.54 micrometers or 100 micro-inches (.00001”) and from all components which will be hand soldered, regardless of gold thickness. The double tinning process is for tinning the components prior to soldering them, and the need is to dip those components in the solder pot twice to remove the gold plating
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