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FEA contact element technique and its applications in metal lead forming failure analysis
FEA contact element technique has been established and was successfully applied to metal lead forming simulation. One of the commonly encountered lead finish defects, the lead shift problem, was studied in more detail. The results clearly show that the lead shift is due to the unsymmetrical profile of the lead frame used. The FEA results are in good accordance with the experimental measurement.