This is a destructive technique to cut or ground away excess material on a portion of a test sample to expose internal planes to be analyzed. This method is commonly used for research, manufacturing quality assurance and failure analysis. Learn about the effects of your soldering alloy, reflow profile, flux chemistry, product life and product classification.

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One of the most common applications in manufacturing QA is on solder joints between components and PWBs/PCBs.