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> Try:
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> "Assembly Induced Defects" AVX Corporation Technical Information
> #AIND8895-R, author J. Maxwell
_OR_
Contact John Maxwell directly; 719-687-6911
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>Does anyone have any good references on flexing of printed wiring boards and
>surface mount component (chip) fracturing?
>
Jack Crawford
HelpLine Manager
Electronics Mfg. Productivity Facility
317.226.5616
Visit our homepage at:
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