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Recently we have seen dewetting (~20 to 30%) that appears only on some
of the fine pitch pads. Larger pads with various components on the same
boards are ok. This has been seen on HASL boards from two different
suppliers. There have been no reports of problems with our regular daily
production lots.
Any opinions would be welcomed.
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