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> Robert Blomstrom wrote:
> This allows you to add resistors without
> putting them on the surface and without
> adding substantial thickness since the layer
> is 0.1-0.4 microns thick for the resistive material.
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> My facility designs and fabricates using this
> technique for designs where the density is too
> great to use surface components.
What is the cost attributed to this type of process for a typical 4-layer FR-4 PCB?
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