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We are facing a shortage of an IEC input connector which is
wave soldered into our board. The pins are tin plating over
copper. The connector supplier is offering substitute parts
which are nickel plating over brass. We are concerned about
the solderability. Is this a valid concern? Does anyone have
any success or failure stories regarding similar situations.
Any input would be appreciated. I would also appreciate it if
responses could be sent direct to [log in to unmask] in addition
to TechNet.
Regards,
Pat Bailey
Supplier Quality Engineer
Zytec Corporation
507 637-2966 x355
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