I have a good understanding of the effects of damage that can be caused by cavitation when cleaning electronics using ultrasonic wash with the wrong sweep frequency, but does anyone know if ultrasonic energy from C-SAM analysis can cause damage to electronics? I recently had a customer object when I suggested using Sonoscan to inspect some components for die bond issues, and he said that he had heard ultrasonics could damage electronics. I explained to him that while that was possibly true of ultrasonic cleaning (if not done properly), I had never heard of C-SAM harming electronics. Anyone have any experience with damage caused by C-SAM inspection?

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