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Survey of non-destructive inspection methods for solder joint integrity
Non-destructive techniques for solder joint inspection are surveyed. Both commercially available systems and methods still under research are described. The techniques are divided into visual, thermal, X-ray, and acoustic inspection. The mode of operation for each method is described and its good and bad points are looked at. It is seen that each method is suited to a particular inspection need, and no one technique fulfils all the requirements for a perfect system.<>