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March 21, 2019

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Flex PCB design has many advantages. Along with those benefits come new design challenges that weren’t present in “standard” 2D PCBs. This e-book discusses common flex design issues and how to catch them before they become a problem.

Dealing With the Shock and Vibration of Your System

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How CAD and CAM Work Together

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