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Dear Technet:
A customer of ours has been asking if there is an industry spec that
specifically addresses PCMCIA board manufacturing. So far we have been
using standard specs like IPC-A-600 or customer specs.
What do most PCMCIA board (PCB)manufacturers use in terms of
fabrication specs?
Does anyone have experience with Motorola or IBM divisions that use
PCMCIA and what type of specs do they go by?
Thanks.
Teik M. Ng
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PC World
Toronto, Canada
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