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Hi Ioan,
If I'm not mistaken, IBM had done some work (around 10 years ago) showing that the resistance of a flip chip solder joint starts changing only if more than 90% of the joint I'd cracked at an interface.
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Vladimir
SENTEC Testing Laboratory Inc.
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Dear Technos,
I remember Werner stating that an open circuit will appear if the crack covers 90% of the joint (or via hole circumference), so even if we have about 10% of unbroken contact. Is there any written evidence of that?
Thanks,
Ioan Tempea, ing.
Ingénieur de fabrication / Manufacturing Engineer
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