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NASA NTRS · 19670014339

Nondestructive testing techniques for multilayer printed wiring boards

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Axial transverse laminography and mutual coupling nondestructive techniques for inspection of multilayer printed circuit boards

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Blanche, J. F.. 1967-01-01. Nondestructive testing techniques for multilayer printed wiring boards. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19670014339

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