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... fine-pitch surface mount devices. Most masks can go to 0.003" without the resist flaking off. However, if the pads are so tightly grouped that | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | the dams between them are less than 0.003", it's better to construct a mask opening over the entire group. That will make the fabricator's life | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | much simpler. Bear in mind that a fabricator's spacing tolerances likely differ from yours. For example, take the drill data. When laying out a board, | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | you usually work with finished hole sizes. However, a fabricator must drill a hole larger than the finished one, about 0.004" to 0.005" over, then | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | plate down to the desired finished size. This can lead to problems in maintaining annular ring requirements and copper spacing on internal layers. To meet | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | manufacturing specs, the fabricator might have to modify the data, and that's the last thing you want. So now we have an alternate reality: You've | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | finished the PCB layout (check out those negative planes!). You output the 274X and IPC-D-356 netlist ...
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... Following parameters can be recommended: A6) Drying time: Temperature C° 8 hours 120 10 hours 100 18 hours 80 Lower drying temperatures are also | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | possible but need much more exposure time. We also suggest to put the PCB`s vertically in the stove by using a rack. Good results can | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | be achieved if the assembling process of the PCBs is started immediatedly afterwards. The time after drying should not exceed 48 hours not to rise | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | the risk of delamination again. Forming Microvias. (Demand for small holes is ramping, with CO2 lasers leading the way) Thanks largely to the proliferation of | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | smaller, more complex electronics devices such as cell phones, personal digital assistants, and notebook computers, the PCB industry is experiencing an overwhelming rise in demand | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | for high-density interconnect structures (HDIS). The demand for HDIS translates directly into a vigorous market for the microvias used in many of these multilayer substrates | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | as well as in conventional PCBs. In 1998, for ...
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... lasers can emit up to 225 watts of average power at a wavelength of 9.4 microns, which is a good absorption wavelength for a | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | large number of dielectric materials such as FR-4, RCF, polyimides, PTFE, and aramids. This technology, however, requires capacity in wet chemistry and thermal oxidation for | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | copper preparation. | THE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS | of RF-excited CO2 lasers enable them to create microvias at high speed. In most dielectrics, for example, microvias | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | can be formed sequentially at speeds of up to 450 microvias/sec. CO2 lasers are used for resin-direct drilling (a common use in Japan) or for | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | conformal mask drilling (common in Europe and the rest of Asia). The drilling process is progressive and usually takes three pulses or shots to form | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | the microvia (Figure 6). | FOR MICROVIA FORMATION |. The vast majority of UV DPSS lasers operate at the frequency- tripled wavelength of 355 nm | MULTILAYER CIRCUIT | for microvia formation. Most materials become more absorptive at the laser wavelength of ...
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