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     I am in the process of looking for an Assembly vendor that is very, 
     very established and confident in assembling Smart Cards (PCMCIAs) and 
     testing Digital/RF smart cards via ICT.  I would prefer to hear from 
     end users of the smart cards versus assembly houses.  The annual PCBA 
     quantities are projected in the 300K+ range.  The assembly house will 
     have to be capable of assembling the following:
     
     1. 2 side SMT
     2. 12mil pitch QFPs
     3. 0402, 0603 and 0805 chips in large quantities 
     4. .028 +-.003 TYPE III PCMCIA
     5. Type I Assembly
     6. etc.
     
     Please forward any response to the attached email address.  Thank you 
     in advance.
     
     
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