Through Hole Solder Joint Evaluation
Condition Levels Land Coverage Excess Solder Vertical Fill Wetting, Lead & Barrel Wetting of Lead, Land & Barrel Contact Angle Discerning the Lead Solder Balls Solder Bridging Cavities Cold Solder Joint Coating Meniscus in Solder Joint Corrosion / Surface Appearance Disturbed Solder Joint Exposed Basis Metal Foreign Object Debris (FOD)
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