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I am interested in the topic of card-socket reliability.
Specifically the 90degree PCB edge connectors plugged into sockets.
I would like to know how often it happens that a system with PCI-express-card and DIMM-memory sockets loose contact, in products that are in series production.
Have you heard of cases when you shipped thousands of systems while several of those didn't work initially (at the production test bench) or stopped working in the field because some of the card sockets lost contact?
I am trying to make a case for integrated chip-down design versus multi-card designs.
Specifically the 90degree PCB edge connectors plugged into sockets.
I would like to know how often it happens that a system with PCI-express-card and DIMM-memory sockets loose contact, in products that are in series production.
Have you heard of cases when you shipped thousands of systems while several of those didn't work initially (at the production test bench) or stopped working in the field because some of the card sockets lost contact?
I am trying to make a case for integrated chip-down design versus multi-card designs.