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February 2, 2009 - Updated
February 1, 2009 - Originally Posted

High Tg PCB requirement



Do we need to use a High Tg PCB material for a double sided PCB that is 62 mils thick if the PCB will only see one solder reflow step?

D.Q.

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Are you trying to process lead free metal? Do you have small packages on the board. Lifting pads could be of concern if processing at 850 degrees F. I personally prefer to use the higher Tg material in all my designs and have never got in trouble with processing both lead free or good old leaded solder. Take a look at VT-47 Datasheet for Lead Free Assemblies.

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