Lead-free Wave Soldering
As lead-free gains momentum, many engineers are striving to set-up a wave solder process that maintains production yields but also offer reliable assemblies. Much has been written on these topics in the past 5 years.
Less confusion does exist today about alloy choices available to replace leaded solders, however many are struggling with their successful implementation. Once the lead-free alloy is selected, a solid understanding of its chemical and physical properties is required to enable reliable soldering.
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