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"Hanif, Nasir" <[log in to unmask]> Wrote:
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| Are there any guidelines or suggestions to implement inhouse,
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| damage of fine pitch components due to handling and machine
| operation.
| Need to implement a program to reduce handling & damage of
| such components.
| Appreciate any inputs!
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| Thanks
| Nasir
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Nasir -
Intel has a video tape on fine pitch programming & handling procedure. It
is a very good reference for your application. You can obtain this free
video tape by contact them at 1-800-628-2283. Good luck.
Nora Xiao
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