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I'm new on the forum so forgive this question but: Is anyone
experiencing problems with palladium plated IC leads. My previous
experience a couple of years ago was that decent reflow using standard
profiles (max T 215-220C) resulted in poor quality soldering of the
offending ICs. I am now faced with a choice of using such parts again
and am somewhat nervous.
Martin Kennett, Design Engineer, SED Systems INC,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CANADA, Ph(306) 931 3425
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