Hey Ken,

        You might be concerned with pressing the connectors to deeply into
the board.
        Depends on the customer and what they are willing to accept or how
good their eye sight is.

        Hans

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> Guys,
> I have questions on backplane assembly. Do you see any problem if a cPCI
> connector of .146" lead length (effective) press-fitted into the .156"
> thick
> backplane? As pin length will be shorter than board thickness, there won't
> be a lead protusion.
>
> What are the methods of inspection as there won't be a lead protrusion? Is
> there optical inspection done to verify the pin seating?
>
> re,
> ken patel
>

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