An Experimental and Computational Study of the Current Carrying Capacity of High Performance PWB Interconnections
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January 1, 2009 |
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Michael J. Rowlands and Vara Calmidi, Endicott Interconnect Technologiesogies |
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Recent technology advancement has enabled enhancement in PWB electrical performance and wiring density. These innovations have taken the form of improved materials, novel PWB interconnect structures, and manufacturing technology. One such advancement is Z-axis conductive interconnect. The Z-interconnect technology involves building mini-substrates of 2 or 3 layers each, then assembling several mini-substrates together using conductive paste.... |
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