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I seem to recall numerous industry articles (Pauls, Keeping, etc.) referencing that ideally the surface energy of a PCBA should be >~ 40 dyne cm prior to coating.
I have searched my files but cannot seem to find any of them now. Only some referencing the need to consider surface energy.
Does someone have any that reference " >~ 40 dyne cm prior to coating" readily available that they can forward to me?
Thanks
Rich Kraszewski
Senior Staff Process Engineer
Plexus Engineering Solutions
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