And that's why this is probably useless for consumer grade electronics.
I mean really - how often do you break TRACES in a motherboard or PCB in any home consumer product? I haven't ever seen a failure like that get out of QC. The things that kill consumer electronics are corrosion, solder point failure (usually from overpressured heatsinks or heat based warping, see RROD), bad/exploding capacitors, and the occasional power surge or ESD damage.
MAYBE in aeronautics? Maybe maybe MAYBE in automobiles, if you ha
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