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Guenter;
You should be able to apply the concepts of IPC-SM-782 to any component
regardless of the soldering process.
At 12:31 PM 5/8/96 +0200, Guenter Grossmann wrote:
>Garry
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>Thank you very much for your hint. I do work with IPC-SM-782A but I thought
>that this spec. only applies to components with wettable terminations
>touching the solder wave. Are you sure I can use it also for components
>with terminations that are so small that the wave has to touch the solder
>land in order to form a solder joint?
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>Best regards
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>Guenter
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Regards,
Gary Ferrari
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