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Technetters,
This is a specific question about the impact of the cleaning
solutions ProClean (alcohol?) and Axarel (semi-aqueous)
on components. In particular, we have a crystal oscillator
in a package with a hole through which the frequency of the
oscillator can be tweaked (trimming capacitor).
We are seeing some failures and I am wondering if any of it
is due to any of the above
cleaning solutions entering the components.
1. What is the normal force with which cleaning solutions clean
boards (does 20 psi sound reasonable)?
2. Has anyone out there seen failures due to this?
3. What is the composition of the semi-aqueous cleaners like Axarel?
Thank you
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Sanjay Rajan RF Communications Division
Harris Corporation Product Design Engineering
1680 University Avenue Phone: (716) 242-3923
Rochester, NY 14610 Fax: (716) 242-3174
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