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Steve,
There is always a tiny peak if oxygen in a spectrum collected from a solder joint ad the surface us oxidized. If you see a large peak of O then I'd prefer to see the actual spectrum.
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From: Steven Kelly
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Subject: [TN] SEM/EDX ANALYSIS
Hi All,
Can someone explain to me why in a SEM/EDX analysis of a solder joint there would be Oxygen?
Thanks Steve Kelly
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