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Can anyone help me?
I have been told by a chip component manufacturer that the reason they
changed the pin out on a resistor network from a concave to a convex was
because it allowed them to place the pin terminations farther away from one
another, which in turn helped to reduce the issue of silver migration.
My questions are:
1. What are the conditions that silver migration can occur?
2. Could these conditions be present in chip components, particulary
resistor array networks?
3. Has anyone ever heard of this or had issues with this?
4. Is there any supporting research to back this claim?
Thanks in advance for you support.
Kathy Palumbo
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