In a message dated 12/11/2003 12:07:28 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
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How thin is "thin"?
>
> At what point would the thickness of the parylene begin to
> pose problems?
>
> Is this "thin" parylene effectively protecting the circuitry?
>
> What tests are needed to determine if there are problems?
I have seen it applied as thin as .0002" on aerospace products that I worked
on.
Jon Moore

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