Startling Results From Reliability Testing
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March 13, 2009 |
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Lars Wallin, Project Manager Live Production Events at EP shows at the Stockholm Fair IPC European Representative. |
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Open product reliability testing in Stockholm, Sweden in January as part of a live production event generated some quite startling results. It was apparent that many components simply cannot handle the high reflow temperatures of a lead-free soldering process, and that many surface-mount machine suppliers are battling significant problems with QFN packages and other components that are mounting edgeways (bill boarding). However, some suppliers have achieved good results.... |
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