I have never found NIST, to be anything but helpful. When asked, NIST
made us aware of reliability data. I do not think it is appropriate to
criticize the data that is provided as it is reliability data. If
someone offered me access to their experimental work, to make my life
easier, I would say thank you (even if it was not exactly what I was
looking for).
Further I think, the tacit criticism of NIST is uncalled for in this
forum. If one were to ask why there was a charge, possibly in a letter
to the director, and then share the response with the group, that might
be helpful. If one were to solicit a petition for free access to useful
data, that might also be appropriate. But, there is no reason to slam
any one, using this listserv. I see it as a way to exchange information
in a positive environment.
Just my 2 cents.
MA/NY DDave wrote:
>Hi NIST-Carol, and IPC LF Listservers,
>
>Thanks for your note back on my note.
>
>You might be new to this list, so I appologize in advance since past notes
>read and prejudices learned from others, slowly, might influence my opinons
>and knowledge.
>
>
>It seems funny that NIST would not publish this information on the web
>or at least give access in some form to USA citizens. Instead NIST
>would publish a book for procurement purposes and revenue creation to
>whose pockets?? Does NIST have a new financial model??
>
>
>Don't get mad at me, altough the above does seem inflamatory. I just
>don't understand based on my MRC (Manufacturers Resource Center) work
>under the Clinton / Democratic Administration.
>
>As to the reliability data I don't want to see 1000's of cycles of
>hot to cold, aka thermal shock with no failures. I wish to see field
>work with both SMT and PiH components and modelling to correlate the
>models to the reality with those funny fun fudge factors.
>
>I want, and I believe Werner wants to see some reliability data with
>MEAT, and light on the Cheese and Mayo if you please. Geez I goofed
>Werner probably likes sauerkraut and potatoes.
>
>
>YiEngr, MA/NY DDave
>
>P.S. Come On Carol like me and Werner too although we are feisty.
>
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