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Arny,

   I am curious as to how the annular ring aids in the heat transfer to the
solder joints. Are you talking about external annular ring or internal or both?

David Arivett
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At 09:40 PM 8/24/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Chris Gardini-ECG005 wrote:
>>
>> Seeking data/reports to address questions on the risks associated with
>> Annular Ring size.  In particular, as the mis-registration of the of the
>> mechanical drill to the PTH Pad moves towards a trace leading into the pad
>> the potential for an 'open' to occur increases.  Concerns center around
>> 'thin' ring passing ET, but in field stresses cause fracture and crack
>> propagation to 'open' state.
>>
>> Thanks, Chris
>
>Hi Chris -- I agree with Werner.  The Z-axis stress is the concern which
>normally occurs, above the 125C tg, at soldering temperatures, around
>260C. A second point to consider is the solderability issue. The annular
>ring aids in the transfer of heat to the solder joint especially for
>hand soldering during assembly or field repairs.
>regards,
>Arny Andrade
>Sandia Labs/ret.
>
>


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