Technetters, I've noticed many discussions of RoHS and compliance on this forum over the years. A question came up here yesterday, an answer to which I volunteered to attempt to obtain.
Is it possible to certify an unpopulated printed circuit board as RoHS compliant? My understanding is that a board's constituent materials, as they come from a supplier, can be so certified.
Louis Hart
Compunetics
Monroeville, PA
USA
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