Ad multinauseam, Paul. If you hark back to your Latin lessons at school,
nausea is of the first declension, so that the accusative is -am.
Actually, I'm not sure that the ad + accusative is correct, as the
dative alone should be sufficient. The Latin nausea comes from the Greek
nausia, in turn from naus, ship, showing that we are all at sea, which
is full of ionic contaminants that cause dendrites :-)
Seriously, the IPC should have an FAQ of issues raised in the forums -
save us a lot of fingertip-wear, provided that they were read before
people rushed to their keyboard.
Brian
Douglas O. Pauls wrote:
> Phil,
> Just start mailing me bales of 20s. I'll let you know when I have enough.
>
> The heart of your question are the words "clean enough". Clean enough for
> what? Only you can answer that question for your products in your end use
> environments. Brian Ellis and I have discussed this, ad nauseum, several
> times in the Technet Past.
>
> Doug Pauls
>
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>
> "Phil Nutting"
> <PNutting@kaisers To: <[log in to unmask]>, <[log in to unmask]>
> ystems.com> cc:
> Subject: RE: [TN] dendrite info needed
> 04/08/2004 02:14
> PM
>
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>
> OK, and how many pounds of 20 dollar bills do I need to spend on equipment
> to determine if my boards coming out of my closed loop DI batch washer are
> really clean? And what is that testing process (I'm still stuck in the
> seventies)?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [log in to unmask] [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 3:04 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]; Phil Nutting
> Subject: Re: [TN] dendrite info needed
>
> Are dendrites electrically conductive?
> **Yup.
>
> Can they be formed when a circuit board is submerged in dielectric oil
> (Shell Diala AX)?
> **Yup.
>
> How do I prevent them?
> a) Spray board with Dendrite-B-Gon, available from Concoat
> b) never turn on the hardware
> c) make sure the ionic contaminant, the source of dendrites, is not
> present to start with.
>
> Can I remove them or is the board now scrap?
> **Scrap. You can remove one, but they are like cockroaches, if you see one
> they are probably elsewhere and how can you be sure you got them all.
>
> And to help educate folks here, where is there a good mini thesis on them?
> **Buy the soon to be released novel "Captain Dendrite - The Life Story of
> Doug Pauls". Coming to a Barnes and Noble near you.
>
> Doug Pauls
> Waaaaaay to much Dew for one day........
>
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