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From: Paul M Fly
It could be a source of trouble. It depends on the signal being jumpered,
the route the jumper takes, was
the signal controlled impedance in the board? There is a long list of
questions that come to mind. Your
best bet is get together with the circuit designer and your resident EMI
guru, show them the fix and see
what they have to say.
Good Luck,
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Paul Fly
Eastman Kodak Company
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901 Elmgrove Rd.
Rochester, New York 14653-5313
Phone: (716) 726-5670
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Subject: [TN] Jumpers
Ladies and Gentlemen,
After assembly of a board, it was discovered at test that there was an
error
in the fab board causing a signal short. The inner layer short was cut and
a jumper installed to repair. I request guidance regarding the allowable
length for a jumper. I believe the linear length of this one to be about 4
inches. Can the installation of a jumper on a board's surface cause EMI
problems?
George Carroll
SE&A
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