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OR you can call McGraw Hill directly at 800.2MCGRAW
bilal
>The "Printed Circuits Handbook" is in its Fourth Edition now. It's a
>popular book, and available from many sources. At least one source that I
>can recommend is the SMTA Bookstore. Call David Gonnerman at SMTA
>612.920.7682.
>
>>On 5/23/96 Sunny wrote,
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>>> Can anybody recommend a good, uptodate textbook on PCB Fabrication and
>>> Assembly processes?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Sunny Ghajar
>>
>>Sunny,
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>>Take a look at the following:
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>>Printed Circuits Handbook/ Clyde F. Coombs, Jr., editor-in-chief,
>>Third Edition, 1988, McGraw Hill.
>>
>>We currently have the third edition, and even though it was published
>>in 1988, it has been a very useful reference book to have. Maybe a
>>newer edition has been published. Hopefully some of the other TechNet
>>members will let you know if a more recent version is available.
>>
>>Luis Rivera
>>[log in to unmask]
>>CompuRoute, Inc.
>>Dallas, TX
>>(214) 340-0543
>
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> 317.226.5616
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