J-STD-003线路板可焊性测试.pdf

AMERICAN NATIONA
STANDARD
ANS/J-STD-003
APRIL 1992
JOINT
INDUSTRY
STANDARD
Solderability Tests
for
Printed Boards
IPC
Notice
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The material in this joint standard was developed by the EIA Soldering Technology
Committee (STC)and the IPC Soldering/Solderability Specifications Task Group
(5-23
APPROVED JUNE 2. 1992 ASAN
AMERICAN NATIONA
STANDARD
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS NSTITUTE
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