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The process of mounting electronic components onto a printed circuit board. This can be done manually with a soldering iron, or automatically using a "Pick and Place" machine.
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How to know if test points can introduce EMC problems
A rule of thumb is start worrying when a stub length approaches 1/10th wavelength.
1GHz/3e9=333mm/10=33mm. PSU switchers are unlikely to have any significant harmonics at 1GHz so you should be OK. You …
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