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We have a member who is specifying a large number of a soon-to-be
discontinued plastic DIP IC. These parts will then be stored up to two
years at their facility.
His concern is with handling of these parts, particularly how to store
them (vapor barrier bags, for example?). He is well aware of the
precautions necessary for SMDs, but doesn't know whether these apply to
DIPs too. Any advice?
Mike Buetow
IPC Technical Staff
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