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... the external aperture information is more cumbersome and difficult for fabricators to deal with because they have to worry about translators and parsers to | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | read the aperture table information. As a result, aperture data might be misinterpreted. Worse, someone might have typed in the information manually - and erroneously. | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | By contrast, in 274X, all the aperture information is contained within the Gerber file, which can be read by most CAM tools automatically. For netlists, | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | | IPC-D-356 | is the preferred format for fabrication. It's widely used by many of the bare-board test-fixturing machines and is one of the only | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | true ways to identify power- to-ground shorts. With the information in this format coming directly from the engineering CAD system, there's no danger of the | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | fabricator "reverse engineering" the netlist from the Gerber files. Next up are the internal | PLANE LAYERS |. For some reason, CAD engineers like them | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | to be "positive," but those types of layers lead to huge file ...
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... the dummy areas of your pcb can have an important influence on the price-building process. In each case - unfunctional "extravagancy" or dummy areas, | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | dominated by vast registration holes - we will contact you to minimize unnecessary costs. | V-CUTTING | The V-cutting process is the most space-saving mechanical | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | separation process. As pcb`s can be arranged on the panel one by one in "zero-spaces", this process helps to save you money at high-volume orders. | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | (more than 1000 Eurocards). One disadvantage is that this process sometimes is not accepted when very high standards concerning flammability are required. And this process | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | does not allow the shaping of round PCB`s, notches and corners. | ROUTING CIRCLES, NOTCHES, CORNERS... | Routing circles, notches, corners and other necessary or | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | extravagant shapes is the quality of that separation process. But it needs at least 8 mm from one to another pcb to route a complete | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | contour. If you need a routed panel of PCB`s, be aware that you need a ...
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... Immersion nickel gold process has long been an established surface refining process among printed circuit board techniques. However, in spite of many advantages over | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | conventional solder levelling it has only been adopted for certain application areas. Nickel gold is utilized in particular where PCB surfaces are exposed to aggressive | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | environments, for instance in mobile phones, or automobile electronics. Due to the consistent chemical precipitation of metal, gold is the obvious choice for all fine-pitch | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | assemblings with under 0,5 mm grid spaces. Due to its smooth excellence, the immersion nickel gold surface is a better alternative to HAL, particularly for | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | narrow SMD grids on both side of PCB`s. The actual wiring of a component is effected by means of a 4-6 my thick layer of | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | nickel, and not by means of the extremely fine 0,05 to 0,2 my layer of gold which merely serves as an oxidation and diffusion blockage | MULTILAYER CIRCUITS INDUSTRY | in order to extend the soldering conditions. Thicker gold layers, up to 0,3 ...
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