Critical Considerations for Electronic Component Tin Whisker Mitigation

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Critical Considerations for Electronic Component Tin Whisker Mitigation

Tin whiskers are a known reliability concern since tin whiskers are conductive. This paper discusses a more reliable method to mitigate tin whiskers via robotic hot solder dip processing of components before circuit board assembly.
Circuit Technology Center Inc.

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