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IR is tricky in that the emisivity of the part plays a large role in its
ability to absorb IR energy.  Max component temp's that I have generally seen
max out at 140C.  You might want to try using a connector with a different
emisivity coefficient.

If you can't get enough energy to the joints, you could also consider press-
fit connectors.

Frank

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