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Deflashing chemicals for leadframes?
Dear Sir,
I have a problem, recently I try to have an immersion deflashing chemicals mixing both copper and nickel leadframe. But somehow after several trials, I notice stains of copper migrate onto the nickel frame I just need to verify using an x-ray if it an etching or migration of copper.
So in line with this I would like to know if there is other way to avoid this problem besides from making two separate bath?
And do you think xray can verify if it is a copper migration or etching?if the results of xray found a nickel on the affected portion then it is a copper migration if not it is etching?
Any help is highly appreciated.
technical - Philippines
October 22, 2008
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