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Its not so much a question of reliability, as it is melting temp.
When Bismuth is added to Lead, an alloy forms with a melting temp of less
than 100 deg C.
This can cause many issues, especially when trying to double side reflow!
Regards,
Danielle
Danielle L. Casha
Process Technician
EPM
905-479-6203 ext 272
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Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 8:53 AM
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Subject: [LF] backwards compatibility of Sn/Bi plated components with Sn/Pb
solder paste
Hi,
I have gotten conflicting information on the backwards compatibility of
using Sn/Bi plated components with Sn/Pb solder paste.
As I understood the situation, under no circumstances could Bismuth be
mixed with Pb.
However, chip suppliers are stating that if the bismuth is maintained to
below 4% of the plating, the reliability of the solder joint is not
compromised.
Can someone shine some light on this specific backwards compatibility
issue.
Thanks,
Haim Halpert
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