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IPC-TR-587

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Released: 08/04/2020

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IPC-TR-587 technical report delivers results of a major study on conformal coating. In most manufacturing specifications, conformal coating thickness is defined as the thickness of the final polymer film on a flat, unencumbered surface of the assembly, however conformal coating thickness on other assembly and component surfaces is not characterized. IPC-TR-587 is a report outlining an IPC study of...

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IPC-TR-582

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Study/Technical Report

Released: 10/02/2018

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This document details the test procedures, test results and team conclusions for the IPC Cleaning and Cleanliness Testing Program, Phase 3, Low Solids Flux in Ambient Air. This effort has been part of a multi-stage program to investigate material and process alternatives to the use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in electronics manufacturing. This Phase 3 effort has been dedicated to characterizing...

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IPC-TR-583

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Released: 07/01/2002

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This original research was a cooperative effort between the EMPF and IPC, released as EMPF-RR-0013 in 1993 for better understanding of ionic cleanliness testing. The IPC Ionic Conductivity/Ion Chromatography Test Task Group has validated its continued importance and relevance to the cleaning community and IPC-TR-583 is the result. It includes how solvent temperature influences the final...

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IPC-TP-1113

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Study/Technical Report

Released: 01/01/1994

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English

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A Technical Paper by Dr. Jack Brous discussing ionic cleanliness measurement, testing methods and cleanliness standards in relation to product reliability. Also includes a brief discussion of no-clean fluxes. 8 pages. Released 1994

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IPC-TR-464

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Study/Technical Report

Released: 04/01/1987

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English

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This addendum to IPC-TR-464 was released in April 1987 and represents the results of the task group study to evaluate and determine if the aging period recommended in the original Technical Report could be shortened and still provide the appropriate information on solderability retention.

Document #:

IPC-TR-587

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IPC-TR-464

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Study/Technical Report

Released: 04/01/1984

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English

This technical report was developed to meet the growing need for a standard method of evaluating the solderability retention capability of printed boards during inventory storage. 21 Pages. Released April 1984. IPC-TR-464 Addendum The addendum to IPC-TR-464 represents the results of the task group study to evaluate and determine if the aging period recommended in the original Technical Report...