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Ladies and Gentlemen of Technet-land,
Let's consider an application based on FR4, originally manufactured on ceramic base materials:
It generates a plasma field from the surrounding air, neutralizing any airborne particals and nasties!
It operates at around 3KV, for a period of time then resets.
Given passivation layers of FR4 are varied dependant on laminate suppliers supply-chain at the time of lamination, then what influence will this change have? i.e. Would I expect to see any issues with different copper suppliers and passivation types?
note: Qualification testing is under load 20% of the time at 3KV under 85/85 damp heat conditions for 1000 hours. It has been qualified on original FR-4 samples, but now I'm worried about this potential change from my laminate supplier.
looking forward as usual to comments and advice
Colin
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