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Letter 23691
Under coating clarification
[India]
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Dear Sir,
We do the connectors for Telecom application. At present we are
doing Nickel as a under coat & silver as a top coat with minimum
five microns for connector terminals. We would like to know, for
under coat application, which one is superior ( Nickle OR Copper ) in
tems product reliability & other techinical issues? Could u
please suggest some refernce books for this subjects. Also what is
the the minimum thickness we have to maintain in both cases?
With Regards,
Mohan. G.
communications company - Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Hi, Mohan. Copper is no good. The nickel plating preserves
solderability and acts as a barrier against diffusion. We have an
on-line article here by Paul
Stransky which may offer some help on your barrier layer plating
questions. Good luck.
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