chemical nickel gold

Four Types of Surface Finishes for PCB Prototyping

Four common surface treatment methods for PCB prototyping—HASL (Tin Plating), Chemical Nickel Gold, Electroplated Nickel Gold, and Nickel Palladium—highlighting their distinct advantages such as cost-effectiveness, lead-free soldering compatibility, and suitability for fine circuit patterns and various PCB applications.

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Identifying Causes of PCB Insulating Paint Peeling Post-Tin Furnace

Peeling of green paint on circuit boards may result from inadequate durability of the paint, external factors like flux or mechanical impacts, or moisture absorption, while S/M peeling after chemical nickel gold could stem from improper copper processing, insufficient drying of coatings, oxide layer stagnation, unsuitable paint for gold ranges, poor polymerization, or excessive high-temperature processes, necessitating thorough analysis and proper handling techniques for optimal production.

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