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We are going to be placing some 15 mil pitch quad flat packs on boards
used in an automotive like environment (actually somewhat worse from a
vibration standpoint) and wonder if there are any additional processing
steps or techniques required or suggested while assembling or testing
these boards to assure field success.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
Leo
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