Laser Gage Monitoring: PCMCIA Connector Pin Height Measurement

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Laser Gage Monitoring: PCMCIA Connector Pin Height Measurement SCIEMETRIC SOLUTIONS © 2003 Sciemetric Instruments, Inc. All brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Rev. 1. August 2007 When surface mounting a PCMCIA connector to a circuit card, each of the 68 pins must rest lower than the plastic mounting guides located at the end of the connector. Thus, when placed on the board, each pin

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Laser Gage Monitoring: PCMCIA Connector Pin Height Measurement

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