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     I would like to use tented vias in my designs for the assembly 
     advantages but have heard that the tented via can then act like a 
     trash can which collects contaminants and therefore may cause 
     reliability problems.  Is this rumor founded?  Are there studies?
     
     Frank Hinojos
     Watkins-Johnson Co.

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