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Re: PCB's with SIR patterns
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You might want to contact Jim Maguire at Boeing, E-mail
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He presented an in depth program that they use in which they incorporate comb
patterns (E Patterns) on actual boards.  
These patterns give them real time test data on actual product.
That seems to be the way to go, if you have the real estate available on
actual production board.

Susan Mansilla
Robisan Laboratory

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