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Issue 1 • Date March 1987

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Foreword

Electronic Connector Contact Lubricants: The Polyether Fluids

Fretting corrosion of Tin-plated copper alloy

An Electric Double-Layer Capacitor With Activated Carbon Fiber Electrodes

Problems Associated with Quality control Sampling in Modern IC Manufacturing

A Study on the Thickness of Rhodium Oxide Film Produced by the Surface Deactivation Treatment of Rhodium-Plated Contact Reed Switches

In situ Examination of Segregation and Wear Processes of Precious Metal Electrical Contact Alloys

Improved Contacts in Glass-Encapsulated Capacitors

Pb-Sn Alloy Microstructure: Potential Reliability Indicator for Interconnects

Sliding Studies of New Connector Contact Lubricants

Sliding Monolithic Brush Systems for Large Currents

The Steady-State Analysis of Networks Containing Uniform or Nonuniform Distributed RC Structures

Monitoring, Controlling, and Resolving Connector-Related Concerns

Bouncing of Contacts Under Current Load(The Influence of Mechanical System Parameters and Load Current on the Closing Process of Electrical Contacts)

Mass Transport in Stationary Contact Points

Fretting Corrosion of Tin-Coated Electrical Contacts

Comparison of the Inherent Arc Erosion Behaviors of Silver-Cadmium Oxide and Silver-Tin Oxide Contact Materials

Chip Alignment Templates for Multichip Module Assembly

Silver-Metal Oxides as Contact Materials

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