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Does anyone have any experience with the use of Microvia technology?  
Specifically, this is where the vias are actually in the SMT pads.  We 
are thinking about going this route to increase board real estate but I'm 
concerned about testability now when using a clamshell ICT approach.  I 
would appreciate any feedback on this.

David

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