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From: | "Jeff Seeger" <simon.ipc.org!bort.mv.net!rapidcad!jseeger> |
Date: | Mon, 22 Jul 96 18:24:35 EDT |
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Hello, TechNet!
I have a situation where our customer is being asked for "ruggedized"
product. The product category is generally Type 3 and 4 PWB's, with
Class 2 expectations, fine pitch components both sides, (of course)
moderate high-speed rules. Product is built in ~100 piece lots.
Is there a general scheme of "ruggedizing" the PWA, or does this
simply imply an upgrade to Class 3 standards? I'm not sure density
will allow a full Class 3 implementation.
Is there anything non-subjective about "ruggedizing"? I've not seen
it mentioned anywhere.
Would selective upgrades to Class 3 qualify as "ruggedized"? Which
areas?
Of course, I have no specific performance requirements, just the
word "ruggedized". From the nature of the product, I would guess
there could be application for mobile equipment.
Can any "rugged" folks out help an old soft-in-the-head design guy?
Thanks alot, and best regards,
Jeff Seeger Applied CAD Knowledge Inc
Chief Technical Officer Tyngsboro, MA 01879
[log in to unmask] 508 649 9800
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