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I am requesting information on methods of marking layers and panels for identification of Traceability, layer number, and side copper weight.  We're looking for 'best practice' of layer marking.  Concerns are to limit real estate and ensure proper side copper weight is identified.

Thank you for your inputs.


                                Regards,

                                Jim Reed, Texas Instruments, Austin, TX

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