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You didn't give your X and y, but assuming "normal" size, VPR is a good
candidate process for heavy thermal work loads.
Post reflow handling/cool down will need some attention whatever your
process, as your work will represent a significant thermal reservoir.
[Most systems concentrate on getting a good up profile and then they're
pretty well done.]
Regards
Mike
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Subject: [TN] 10 oz Cu PCB Assys
Hello Fellow TechNetters:
Can anyone share some information on processing SMD's on PCB's that have 10
oz. of Cu?
Difficulties in processing, lessons learned, etc.
Thank you all in advance,
Bill
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