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Well, in essence a solderability issue as it's about the ability of a
given QFN to be soldered and that ability will depend on the design,
the process etc. In many cases with various components a component
would easily pass the solderability test but fail to be soldered!

And it we won't call those defects 'voiding" then may be everyone will
realize that it's a different type of defect and won't rely on X-ray
trying to capture it.

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Vladimir Igoshev. PhD                          mailto:[log in to unmask]

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