Keeping Tin Solderable
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May 6, 1999 |
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AMP Incorporated |
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Tin plating on a component lead makes its soldering easier. Everybody knows that. Not so well known is that tin plating has shelf life -- its ability to be easily soldered degrades over time. the speed and severity of degradation depends both on storage conditions and on the plating itself...... |
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