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Hi Jackson,
Using SACX0807, will this become best choice to replace SN100C in terms of
both
1)Pricing
2)Joint finishing compare to SAC305
Appreciate your sharing on the above matter.
Rgds,
Balan
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From: "Jackson Chan" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 6:04 PM
Subject: Re: [TGA] Immersion gold thickness enquiry
> Hi Patricia,
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> You can find it on IPC-4552 (spec for ENIG for PCBs). It is min. 2 u"
for
> gold. 118 to 236 u" for Nickel
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> Jackson Chan
> Technical Services Manager
> Cookson Electronics - Alpha Metals (Hong Kong)
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> Low cost, reliable alloy SACX0807
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> Patricia Lui
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> 04:04 enquiry
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> Dear Friend,
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> Did IPC indicate that immersion gold thickness have to be minimum 2u"
gold?
> This 2u" thickness is referring to the gold thickness only or it is the
> total thickness which includes the nickel too? Which IPC documents
> indicates this?
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> Hope to have your expertise advise.
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> Thanks & Best Regards
> Patricia Lui
> Xuan Technology LLP.
> email: [log in to unmask]
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