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We get occasional inquiries about using paste in hole on mixed technology
assemblies. I've seen some technet postings on the subject, also, but not
a lot of really in depth info. Besides the need to bring ourselves into a
better comfort level with this operation, our local SMTA chapter has a high
interest in the subject, and would like to have a presentation on it.
Please respond to me directly at [log in to unmask] with any
suggestions on how to contact knowledgeable, experienced speakers on the
Paste In Hole technology. Thanks!
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