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Mike Masters <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Mar 1997 07:55:56 -0500
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I have a question that is two fold.  It concerns Solder Mask coverage on PCBs.  
IPC 610B addresses this issue some what but does leave a lot out.  I am tasked 
to set a standard for Mitsubishi Semiconductor for solder mask coverage on PCBs 
and to determine when the manufacturer fails the criteria.

	1.  Question 1:  What publications are available showing industry 
	standards for solder mask coverage over bare copper as well as over
	SN/PB?  I am aware of IPC 610B.

	2.  Question 2:  Hoe much solder mask coverage is necessary for traces
	that are already SN/PB coated?  I do have a standard for exposed bare
	copper.  I am thinking especially for those traces that are adjacent to
	each other with at best an 8 mil lines and spaces.

Any response would be helpful,  Thanks


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