Article | REF: BM7748 V1

Brazing Definitions and examples

Author: David MACEL

Publication date: August 10, 2022, Review date: January 24, 2024

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9. Defects in soldered joints

As with any assembly process, defects may occur in the brazed joint, and these are listed in the international standard NF EN ISO 18279 for brazing, the standard IPC-A-610-H groups together the acceptability criteria for electronic assemblies. Defects include any anomaly in the soldered joint, or any deviation from the initial positioning or final shape to be obtained.

The main internal and external defects to remember are in this non-exhaustive list:

  • cracks (figure 22 ),

  • porosities (figure

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