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Are you sure the Ni layer was fine prior to the process? I had a similar case a while ago, BUT it was a problem with plating in "as-received" condition.
Regards,
Vladimir
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Sent: Wed Nov 26 19:17:12 2008
Subject: [TN] nickel erosion
Any technetters out there experiencing this mysterious nickel erosion process with enig boards on their leadfree waves? Apparently there is a committee set up already. I would like to share experiences if anyone is willing to come forward.
Essentially, the defect shows up as a dewet on the annular ring of the TH devices. On cross section, there is large amounts of nickel eroded away and the surface is non-wettable. No corrosion is evident, so it's NOT black pad.
Anybody?
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