Our company is an aerospace supplier, we have traditionally imposed
MIL-STD-202, Method 208 for solderability of component leads. The latest
revision of 208, H rev, points to using ANSI/J-STD-002. Is anyone in the
industry using the J-STD-002 document exclusively without reference to
MIL-STD-202?
Since our older documentation specifies MIL-STD-202 we would like to
change the documentation to specify the J-STD-002 and the new methods
for testing described in J-STD-002.
How are other industry companies addressing this change from MIL-STDs to
Industry Standards for solderability. It would appear that MIL-STD-202
will be replaced by the industry standard, so why not use it
exclusively?

Jim Long
Hamilton Standard Electronics
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