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What is the term Tombstone used for

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term tombstone

Hi all,

What is the term Tombstone used for, I just come across the term going through the threads.

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Ricky
 

Is used in Assembly. Refers to mostly small discrete packages that will be standing or lifting in 90 Deg hence looking like Tombstone.


Regards,

M
 

A tombstone-sometimes called a Manhattan skyline, crocodile, leaning tower or space rocket-is a chip component that has partially or completely lifted off one end of the surface of the pad. Tombstones may be caused by solderability variations on terminations; volume of paste; surface area of pad; variations in thermal demand of pads; solder mask thickness; paste under parts; limited placement force; and nitrogen usage.

You also can google over the net to find out more.
 

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