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The debate about lead free solders seem to be nearly as politically charged as
that about anthropogenic global warming and a casualty seems to be useful data. I've read plenty of comments to the effect that lead-free is less reliable in the long term (vibration seems to be a key weakness AIUI - maybe also thermal cycling) which presumably explains the exemptions for certain categories, yet I've also seen some studies that claim it can out-perform lead containing solders. Is there any real hard and fast information out there that one can rely on ? Graham |
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