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In a message dated 2/25/06 11:39:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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I have  seen the "perfect mouse bite" condition a number of times.  The bite
is  perfectly round and on one side of the trace.  The most common cause is
"hydrogen overvoltage".


Thank you for such a concise description of this haunting problem.
Calculations relating to  current density remain so important,  especially with the
ever shrinking trace width and growing panel size. This  group never ceases to
amaze with the knowledge it contains and shares.

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