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Subject:
Transient issues of conductor width.
From:
"Hawes, Adam" <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Wed, 6 May 1998 17:10:27 +0100
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OK so I've got my IPC-D-275 Standard (I don't have the 2000 series yet-
must get on to QA!)
I've decided how thick my tracks need to be and an engineer asks me if
the track  will take the max current for two hours
continually...........and I just look at him totally and utterley
defeated!

Can anybody tell me or suggest where I might find out about the
relationship between track widths and
transient issues such as the above?

Thanks in advance,

Adam Hawes (GenRad Ltd)

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