Proceedings of the RETMA Conference on Reliable Electrical ConnectionsEngineering Publishers., 1958 - Electronic circuits |
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... VALUES AVERAGE OF MAX . VALUES ( LBS ) 3 ( LBS ) 2 1.2 1 1.7 BEFORE CYCLING 3 2 I ( A ) AS RECEIVED CONDITION W 1.2 1 W 1.4 2 2 3 2 I 1.4 32- 3 2 2.6 ( B ) STERILIZED CONTACTS W 1.4 W 2.0 2 2 3 2 I 32 3 2 0.3 I 1 ( C ) LUBRICATED ...
... VALUES AVERAGE OF MAX . VALUES ( LBS ) 3 ( LBS ) 2 1.2 1 1.7 BEFORE CYCLING 3 2 I ( A ) AS RECEIVED CONDITION W 1.2 1 W 1.4 2 2 3 2 I 1.4 32- 3 2 2.6 ( B ) STERILIZED CONTACTS W 1.4 W 2.0 2 2 3 2 I 32 3 2 0.3 I 1 ( C ) LUBRICATED ...
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... values . The 50/50 solder exhibited a surprisingly low contact resistance . Tin , on the other hand , exhibited fairly high contact resistance values , especially in Kure Beach . As previously mentioned , the slid values are lower than ...
... values . The 50/50 solder exhibited a surprisingly low contact resistance . Tin , on the other hand , exhibited fairly high contact resistance values , especially in Kure Beach . As previously mentioned , the slid values are lower than ...
Page 263
... values are used for friction coeffi- cients . Similarly for loosening , the total torque required is the sum of the values per Equations 4 and 5. This torque obviously starts at a maximum value and decreases to substantially zero , and ...
... values are used for friction coeffi- cients . Similarly for loosening , the total torque required is the sum of the values per Equations 4 and 5. This torque obviously starts at a maximum value and decreases to substantially zero , and ...
Contents
Behavior of Soldered Joints in Printed Circuits | 1 |
Shielded Wire Terminations | 24 |
Quality Control Plan for Electrical Connections | 39 |
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