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Oh good grief.. Do I have to learn another new trick..?
About 30 plus years ago both terms meant the same thing-- a bare board. If it
had components on it, it was called an assembly. It all depended on where you
came from, and who taught you. I sure dont remember seeing any books from IPC
with definitions back then. How about "innerlayers", "cores", and "details".
I hope they all still mean the same thing.
Leonard Johnson
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