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Tom Parkinson - Quality System Manager <[log in to unmask]>
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Chris,

In my experience with swaged hardware, especially when used in your
frequency range, they should be soldered.  I work with RF in that range
in low wattage (5-50) and if they are not soldered and become loose,
it's a nightmare to troubleshoot.  Just swaging is not enough.
eventually, they will come loose as the fiberglass board compresses.

Tom Parkinson
WinTronics, Inc.

Chris Stack wrote:
>
> I need some advice about swaging connector pins.  After they are swaged, is
> soldering still neccessary or will clamping down on the pad make an
> acceptable solder joint?  The circuits they will be in are in the 450MHz -
> 1GHz range.
>
> Thanks For your help.
>
> Chris
>
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