Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 12 10:05:13 EST 2006 | davef
There's a lots comparisons like this on the web. Here's one: Westwood Associates said on 8/12/2003: ||HASL||OSP||ENIG||Pd||Tin||Silver Flat||no||yes||yes||yes||yes||yes Solderjoint||Cu-Sn||Cu-Sn||Ni-Sn||Ni-Sn||Cu-Sn||Cu-Sn Contact||E-test, ICT||no|
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 07 12:35:10 EDT 2008 | andy_pal
Hi All, I am using COB on my DOUBLE SIDED PCB. lastly we used Eletrolytic Ni / Flash Gold Plating. Our Boards vias Failed the UL corrosion Test. we did some cross-section analysis and found 10.75 �m of Nickel and 0.022 um of Gold and as the Process
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 16 22:12:41 EDT 2007 | davef
There is limited benefit to silk screen legends. They cost ~$45 a side per batch. There is benefit to some board users in having reference designator and orientation markings as an aid in test and repair actions. There is no reason these markings
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 02 04:45:44 EDT 2023 | calebcsmt
Totally agreed regarding underlying issues if we were continuously on the edge of defects. I think the question for me becomes, when a customer isn't specifying requirements or any particulars: at what point is reworking pointless/waste of time &
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 17 10:50:15 EDT 2007 | Frank
I agree that the documentation should be used and not necessarily the silk screen. The silk screens can be a first line of defense, but nothing beats the proper documentation. Years ago I visited a contract manufacturer that a friend was working at
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 02 14:42:06 EDT 2023 | tommy_magyar
"If for example a customer requested assemblies but never specified their requirements, would MFGs be expected/required to follow parameters from a specific class related to the end use of said product?" Answer: The customer placed an order with you
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