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Dave:

According to TI, they used nickel/palladium until 2001,
then switched over to nickel/palladium/gold to save money.
Price of palladium had risen substantially, and NiPdAu
allowed them to plate thinner palladium.

Here's a link:
 
http://www.elecdesign.com/rohs/articles/Selecting%20the%20right%20RoHS%2
0finish.pdf

Palladium is a noble metal, so it shouldn't oxidize much,
but then again I've seen something that suggests that the gold
promotes faster wetting and better spread.  Can't find the reference.

-Joe

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HI Ivan! The purpose of the gold is to "protect" the Pd surface from
reacting with the environment. Pd is a "getter" material and can form a
number of "really neat" surface films, both oxide and/or organic films,
depending on the environment.

Dave Hillman
Rockwell Collins
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But Werner,

the 150 A is over Pd, does the Pd have different properties in terms of
oxidization, hence, soldering?

just for my understanding.

THX,
Ivan


Il giorno 10/nov/05, alle ore 23:16, Werner Engelmaier ha scritto:

> I agree that 150 Angstroms of Au "is pretty darn thin"--the problem is

> I see most layer thicknesses in the 500 to 1,000 A range. A 150A layer

> of au would
> not protect the Ni from oxidizing.
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> Werner
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