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Hi,
We are interested in assembly alternatives for components requiring wave
soldering. The option of "paste in hole" was suggested. Does anyone have
any experience in using "paste in hole" instead of conventional wave
soldering for assembly of through hole components such as PGAs or
connectors? Any related information, e.g. published papers, reference, or
standards for this manufacturing technique will help. Thanks in advance.
Tom Chung
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