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About a year I read an article which referenced a NASA study in discussing
maximum allowable solder joint rework cycles. Can anyone point me toward
that information again or alternatively suggest any other references which
will help us update this rework guideline?
regards,
Jon Jahn
Marquip, Inc.
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