Designing a High Performance Electroless Nickel and Immersion Gold to Maximize Highest Reliability
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November 15, 2020 |
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Robert Spreemann, Rick Nichols, Sandra Nelle |
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The latest highest reliability requirements demand a high performance electroless nickel and immersion gold (HP ENIG). The new IPC specification 4552A has refocused the industry with reference to nickel corrosion. The interpretation of the existing specification, that judges corrosion on 3 levels, is complex and if misinterpreted can lead to phantom failures. An obvious way to avoid any potential misinterpretation is to eradicate any evidence of corrosion completely.... |
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