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Can any one educate me on Porosity requirements for gold fingers?
BELLCORE TR-NWT-000078 14.2.2.2 Table 22 calls out ranges of
acceptable Pore counts for given gold thicknesses. My question is
what is the purpose of pore requirements? Is the implication that if
the gold is to porous it is more susceptible to wear out and/or
corrosion? Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
Joe Pudlo
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