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Questions from a telecomms designer:
What is the max continuous operating temperature for a COMPONENT on a vertically
orientated PCB (without thermal management) without causing "damage" to the
substrate?
Has anyone derived a time/temp situation in reflow that would result in
significant degregation of the PCB such that personnel might be affected by
toxic fumes?
Thanks, George Wheadon
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