
Secondary Heat Exposure Effects on Previously Reflowed Solder Interconnects
Secondary heat exposure accelerates intermetallic growth, causes void coalescence, and degrades solder joint mechanical strength across multiple reflow passes.

Secondary heat exposure accelerates intermetallic growth, causes void coalescence, and degrades solder joint mechanical strength across multiple reflow passes.
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