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We have some pwb's that when tested at 500 and 1000 volts show leakage 
currents in the 1 to 3 tetra range.  Has anyone substantiated that this 
occurs due to the presence of ionic contamination.  Are there any good 
references/technical articles on detection of ionic contamination and 
electrical test screening of the bare board.  The part has 10 mil min 
internal spacing, 4 mil minimum external spacing, and is fabricated from a 
high tg FR4 material.   

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