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Reliability has been in the news quite a bit lately, in large part because of microvia failures in military and aerospace PCBs. This month, we look into the secret life of vias as the culprit for failures.
We also introduce our brand-new Flex007 section, which will be a regular part of Design007 Magazine from now on. Find out more in the July 2019 issue of Design007 Magazine.
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