Is there an IPC or some other body that makes a spec that details how to make mods to a board? We've got two pins of a LQFP-48 that need to be shorted together. Right now we just tossed an 0402 0R resistor across these pins and soldered it there.
This is for a product that stays on someone's desk. No corrosive gases, vibration, shock, etc... not more than a normal product would see, eg iPod or whatever.
I know there are rework specs, but are there any ECO specs?
Last time I needed to do that, I specified a blob of solder.
John
Solder-sucker braid is a nice "fix-all" ;-)
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Damn; no wonder all those solder bridges I have been "fixing" didn't help! So much for solder wick.
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Damn; no wonder all those solder bridges I have been "fixing" didn't help! So much for solder wick.
-- Joe Leikhim K4SAT "The RFI-EMI-GUY"© "Treason doth never prosper: what\'s the reason? For if it prosper, none dare call it treason." "Follow The Money" ;-P
The only "spec" I know of is what makes the customer happy, in a case like this. I'm sure there are ISO "guidelines" or something, but the spec itself should be written by the company's engineers/techs, and signed off by the same guy who signs off on the P.O.
Cheers! Rich
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