About soldering defects and inspection methods! I will explain the key points of the inspection.
This is an explanation of the "soldering inspection methods" from the easy-to-understand "Soldering" series. The inspection is basically conducted through "visual inspection," and the following points are checked. 【Confirmation items through visual inspection】 - Insufficient solder coverage, voids - Pinholes - Excessive solder flow - Cracks in solder or base material - Discoloration - Scratches - Assembly defects, etc.
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【Other Inspection Methods】 If it cannot be determined through visual inspection, the following tests will be conducted: - Leak testing - Ultrasonic flaw detection, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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