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Anonymous Poster	MINIMUM ELECTRICAL CLEARENCE 04/15/2008 11:35 AM
	IS SOLDER RESIST OVER GROUND PLANE AN ACCEPTABLE INSULATOR FOR MINIMUM ELECTRICAL CLEARENCE?
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Anonymous Poster	#1 Re: MINIMUM ELECTRICAL CLEARENCE 04/15/2008 1:45 PM
	you've got to be kidding me! not sure what you're building but that's no way to build a reliable circuit. remember Murphy's law, even if that was a good idea. the solder resist would likely be scractched at some point in handling or installation( clumsy technician and his screwdriver) then you're open to the ground plane. also think about EMI and EMC.
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jack of all trades Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 8777 Good Answers: 376	#2 Re: MINIMUM ELECTRICAL CLEARENCE 04/15/2008 3:19 PM
	NO! __________________ jack of all trades
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