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Hello Werner and all Members of the Forum,
What has been your general experience with lead-free field failures?
I am asking this very informally, just curious about the history of field
failures thus far (i.e. I am not asking about specifics because of the sensitive
nature of those events).
To share my own limited experience during the last couple of years, I have
had three independent cases of lead-free solder joint failures, all in
automotive environments. To put things in perspective, I have encountered a similar
number of SnPb field failures (although under different conditions).
Thanks,
JP
In a message dated 4/6/2004 10:17:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Solder joint reliability is not an issue of workmanship, but of design and
material behavior--and we simply do not know enough about the creep-fatigue
behavior of LF-solders in actual operationng environments.
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Jean-Paul Clech
EPSI Inc.
Home page URL: http://jpclech.com
P.O. Box 1522
Montclair, NJ 07042
USA
tel: 973-746-3796
fax: 973-655-0815
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