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Marc N. Potenza,Mark D. Griffithsfast and furious. As a result, the electronic equipment design engineer has a virtual menu of architectural options, Figure 2.1, to satisfy his requirements. Thus, the options range from the use off-the-shelf standard functions to the development of integrated circuits (ICs) that are unique to their design requirements.[2,2]

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1189-2rconnections. At the subassembly level, such equipment is typically designed around the use of a set of modular circuit component subassemblies for optimum end product development, fabrication, assembly, testing and maintenance purposes. [1]

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Integrated Circuits,fast and furious. As a result, the electronic equipment design engineer has a virtual menu of architectural options, Figure 2.1, to satisfy his requirements. Thus, the options range from the use off-the-shelf standard functions to the development of integrated circuits (ICs) that are unique to their design requirements.[2,2]

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Packaged Component Subassemblies,r, during the last several years there has been considerable activity in developing new integrated-circuit device packages and improving the density and performance of the enhanced printed wiring boards (i.e., packaging and interconnecting structures) that mount and interconnect them.

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Subassembly Interconnection Systems,rconnections. At the subassembly level, such equipment is typically designed around the use of a set of modular circuit component subassemblies for optimum end product development, fabrication, assembly, testing and maintenance purposes. [1]

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1460-2r, during the last several years there has been considerable activity in developing new integrated-circuit device packages and improving the density and performance of the enhanced printed wiring boards (i.e., packaging and interconnecting structures) that mount and interconnect them.

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