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Victor, Short answer is yes. Complete answer will depend on signal frequency, and might be lengthy. Skin depth of signal in a metal is [2/(conductivity x magnetic permeability x angular frequency of signal)] exp (0.5). Electromagnetic field theory was never my greatest strength, but skin depth was something that has stuck in memory. Surface roughness will also play a complex role. Louis Hart
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Subject: [TN] DIMM Gold Finger Plating Parameters
Fellow TechNetters:
Will an over thickness layer of nickel, 350- 1100 micro inches, hamper signal integrity.
Victor,
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