Hi Linda,
'Black Pad,' by definition is unique to ENIG.
However, there has been some sloppy usage to brittle interfacial failures in general. Brittle interfacial separations are possible for almost any surface treatment, but they are not 'black pad' which is a high concentration of nickel-phosphide at the interface of the Ni-deposit and the SnNi-IMC, which weakens this interface.
Werner


 


 

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From: Linda Langley <[log in to unmask]>
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I know we have had this subject many times before so I did go to the
archives and still can't find an answer. My question, is Black Pad only
associated with ENIG? Is it possible with immersion Tin?

 

Linda Langley CIT

Training Specialist

Jabil Circuit

248-292-6176


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