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     I have a two part question regarding acoustic imaging of bare boards.  
     First, how effective are these techniques (e.g. SLAM, C-SCAN) at 
     detecting defects like delamination and/or voids in multilayer 
     constructions involving several materials?  Second, are these 
     techniques starting to be used routinely for inspection and acceptance 
     testing?  Thanks for your help.
     
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