Prediction of thermo-mechanical properties of PCB conductive layers using convolutional neural networks

Shevchuk, Mariia; Schipfer, Christian; Haselmann, Matthias; Qi, Tao; Fuchs, Peter

doi:10.1109/eurosime56861.2023.10100776

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Prediction of thermo-mechanical properties of PCB conductive layers using convolutional neural networks

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