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One of our customers, Smiths Industries in Basingstoke, Hants, has the
following query:
"We have a problem of short circuits and eventual burning of pcb's caused by
dendritic growth of copper between internal copper planes and via pads. The
dendritic filaments follow the glass fibre weft and warp.
Is there an IPC document describing this phenomena, and are there standard
tests for checking the susceptability of FR4 boards?
The conditions are military; +95 deg C to -50 deg C, four cycles per day with
up to 100% humidity. Boards are populated and conformally coated."
Apologies for any inaccurate transcribing.
We will pass on any help proffered to him (he is not on e-mail, poor chap!)
Regards,
Peter
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Peter Swanson Oxfordshire, England
Dynamix Technology Ltd, IPC/UK
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