Hi Susan,

For reference, you might check out MIL-STD-2166  Military Standard
Connections, Electrical Compliant Pin. It was written in 5 December 1984 and
canceled 30 June 1999 but still has some info on hole wall deformation . . .


Hans

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Subject: [TN] Plated thru holes for compliant pins


Are there any special considerations for hole and hole wall plating
for compliant pin use?  I have been looking through 2221 and 2222,
but have found none.

Susan Mansilla
Robisan Lab

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