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> I am looking for a comprehensive approach to Design for
> Manufacturability (DFM) for printed circuit assemblies. It should
> cover the all major issues in PCB design, materials and process.
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> Basically, what is available that would assist in the development of
> established design rules and in-house guidelines for manufacturability
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> Any ideas ?
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> D Drake
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At Circo Craft we have a booklet outlining our recommendations for DFM with
respect to bare PWB's. If you send me your address I will forward a copy.
D. Rooke
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Phone - 514-694-8400
FAX - 514-694-2696
D. Rooke
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