Since your plating recipe uses 100% tin, what about tin whiskers?
RoHS FAQAavid's plating recipe, 100% matte tin over a nickel barrier layer, follows the standard industry approach to whisker mitigation. We understand that whiskers typically occur when tin plating directly contacts a copper or copper alloy substrate, which then diffuse into each other, forming tin-copper intermetallic. This sets up compressive forces in the plane of the plating, causing 'extrusion' of tin whiskers.
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Mini-Circuits RoHS FAQsthis time there is no standard test for Tin Whiskers. Mini-Circuits has done testing based on the conditions below: Thermal Cycling - 500 cycles It should be noted that we also make use of several process and material choices in order to mitigate the formation of intermetallics and whiskers, including:
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New Brunswick Plating, Inc.There are many problems associated with tin plating. One of which is whiskering, like cadmium and zinc, thin needle-like crystals known as "whiskers" form within a period after plating that may vary from a few weeks to several years. A whisker may measure up to .0001" (2.5um) in diameter, and grow spontaneously to a length of 0.375" (10 mm). Conditions that tend to promote the growth of whiskers are compressive stresses and uniform temperatures for long periods of time.
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Lead-Free/RoHS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - MaximFor high speed auto plating lines, MSA based electrolytes are most common. Numerous vendors such as Fidelity, Englehardt, LeaRonal, Isihara, Schlotter and other proprietary and home brews are readily available. For manual/rack/barrel plating lines, sulfuric acid based electrolytes are most common. Even more sources are readily available from numerous vendors such as above and lots of non-proprietary home brew chemistries. These are very inexpensive!
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Lead-Free/RoHS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - MaximLess than 50 microns in any dimension of whiskers is considered acceptable. Visual inspection is performed under 30X magnification. There is currently no JEDEC/IPC standard for tin whisker testing, inspection and acceptance criteria.
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New Brunswick Plating, Inc.Fretting is a common problem with Tin Plating. This is surface damage created when there is relative motions and strong contacts between parts, usually during shipping and handling. The tin plating shows black or worn spots caused by rubbed or scratched by another part. This oxide does not effect the parts functionally. They are still solderable. A way to eliminate fretting is by changing the type of packaging. (Layer packing or plastic trays are recommended) - Metal Finishing Guidebook 1997
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Lead-Free/RoHS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - MaximPackage and constituent information is available for specific part numbers. To view this information, enter the desired part number in the field below and click Search. All package body sizes, assembly materials (mold compound and die attach epoxy), assembly processes (downbond and die coat) and fab processes behave differently in a higher reflow environment (above 240°C).
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Reference Tools - FAQNo high-Tin plating process can claim to be whisker-free. Copper/copper-alloy lead frames plated on a Nickel diffusion barrier are highly whisker resistant. All finish platings applied by Samtec are preceded by a Nickel diffusion barrier. Generally speaking, the thickness of the Nickel barrier underplating is 50 micro-inch minimum.
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Reference Tools - FAQTemperature compatibility - Matte Tin is compatible with the elevated temperatures of lead-free, reflow processing (250-260C). Bright Tin has a tendency to discolor (turn dark) when exposed to the higher lead-free, reflow processing environment. Appearance - Matte Tin has a normal whitish "matte" surface appearance whereas Bright Tin has a bright (shiny) surface finish.
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Allegro | Environmental | FAQsThe specification range thickness of the matte tin is 300 micro inches to 800 micro inches. The target mean thickness is 450 micro inches. This thickness has been shown to retard tin whiskers, in conjunction with other process steps.
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Reference Tools - FAQA plating containing bright acid tin can discolor when exposed to the higher processing temperatures of lead-free, reflow soldering. Therefore it is recommended that the BAT be changed to change to Matte Tin. We are recommending that through hole parts with high temp insulators also be changed to a matte tin finish.
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Reference Tools - FAQThe thickness of the Matte Tin plating is part specific. The majority of products will have a minimum 150 micro-inch to 350 micro-inch plating thickness.
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Reference Tools - FAQIt is the intent of Samtec to continue to support customers requesting Bright Tin plating. Bright Tin will remain Samtec's "standard tin plating" until March 1, 2006. After that date, if you prefer to specify Bright Tin plating, contact Samtec Customer Service at info@samtec.com for instructions.
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Reference Tools - FAQConsistent with our past history, it is the intent of Samtec to continue to support customers requesting Tin-lead plating. The Tin-lead plating designators "-TL" (Tin-lead) and "-STL" (Selective Tin-lead) will remain valid plating designators for part call-outs. No. Product will be shipped bearing the plating specified by the part call-outs in the customer order.
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RoHS FAQThe new plating will be 100% matte tin with a nickel barrier layer between the tin and the base material.
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JodyJazz Frequently Asked QuestionsRegarding plating: Plating is not only cosmetic but it protects you from the very slight chance of brass poisoning. Our metal JodyJazz mouthpieces are made from a solid bar of brass. Then there are three layers of plating starting with Copper then Silver or Nickel and then the Gold. We use heavy Gold in 24kts. Over the long run the top layer of Gold can start to wear off. You are still protected from brass poisoning by the other two layers, which will not wear off.
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