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RoHS compliance - having a good impact or not?
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I would say improper assembly and/or failure to change the assembly to take into account the lower flexibility of the near-zero lead content solder. Circuit boards that flex less, or have more supports to limit flexing are the way to go. Just changing out the solder to lead-free solder might meet RoHS, but is not sufficient to make a durable assembly.
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Re: RoHS compliance - having a good impact or not? - by JoeH - 04-10-2010, 10:55 PM

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