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The presence of sufficient free tin on the wire surface is essential in terms of solderability and crimpability properties. Therefore, reliable measurement of free tin on finished products such as multiwire or stranded conductors is extremely important to meet both customer’s requirements and for controlling production costs. This paper describes the steps of development for a measurement device and related verification studies.
The presence of sufficient free tin on the wire surface is essential in terms of solderability and crimpability properties. Therefore, reliable measurement of free tin on finished products such as multiwire or stranded conductors is extremely important to meet both customer’s requirements and for controlling production costs. This paper describes the steps of development for a measurement device and related verification studies.
| Author(s) | Sevim Özaltun and Serdar Karadeniz, Er-Bakir, Turkey |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's International Technical Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, Nov. 2009. |
| Year | 2009 |
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