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"John Lopez" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 19 Dec 1996 11:09:03 -0500
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Currently, our design group is considering using SMT parts for 
assembly onto an FR4 pcb [one or both sides] with dimensions:
approx 22" x 3". We are confronted with the question as to whether we 
can do this reliably since this flat substrate/SMT parts mounted will be 
formed [bent] into an arch with a radius of curvature of 36" in the final assembled 
product.  

The concern is stress on solder joints even though it is a relatively 
small arch.  At this point, we only anticipate using 44 pin plcc [50 mil] and 
discrete smt r's and c's. If particular packages should or should not be used we 
would like to know . 

Can anyone recommend an alternative or a source of information regarding the 
feasibility of doing this. It would be appreciated. Thanks   

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