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HELP! HELP! I am looking for information, i.e. articles, publications of any
kind and/or
general feed back regarding bare board repair/re-working trends and overall
attitudes.
I am not looking for specific technical information regarding re-work, rather
what is going on in the industry. I specifically am interested in finding
out if the industry (over the past 5 years or so) is doing more or less of
the following:
A. Fixing surface shorts.
B. Welding surface opens
C. Drillingl internal shorts
Also feed back on:
A. Type of equipment most preferred
B. Is re-work being sent out or done in house more often (or not done at
all)
Additionally, I would be interested in any personal experiences regarding
this field.
Thank you very much for your help.
Sincerely,
Mark Dragan
HV Test, Inc.
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