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... has finished. Screen- printing inks, for instance, have a very high thixotropy. On account of the squeegee pressure and the movement the screen-printing ink | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | becomes thinner and thus flows through the screen meshes onto the substrate to be coated. After lifting-off of the screen/stencil the ink must "stand"; it | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | has to achieve its original condition rapidly and must not flow anymore, which ensures a good edge coverage. | TRACK / GAP: | Technical expression | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | describing the minimum of conductor width (track or trace)  and the minimum Insulation width (gap) between two of them on a printed circuit board. Track/gap | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | helps to define the degree of difficulty in the production of pcb`s. Track/gap is mostly measured in micron or in mil. | THROUGH CONNECTION | | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | An electrical connection between conductive patterns on opposite sides of an insulating base, e.g. plated-through hole or clinched jumper wire | TRIM LINES | Lines | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | which define the boarders of a printed board. See also Corner Mark. | ...
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... to it into the same flash land. It can convert lands designed to be a bit larger (0.002" to 0.003") and also convert them | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | to a smaller size. (a) Allowing the operator and CAM software to convert lands could lead to errors in the design and, later, undesirable output. | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | (b) Unintentional swaping of X and Y locations. (c) Offset or shift of original placement due to the software errors with the datum for the | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | feature. * Conversion of draws is also necessary if the Gerber files used to plot the artwork are used to generate an electrical test netlist | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | and fixturing files. All fixturing software must convert lands in order to produce a dependable netlist, that is, one that will test all points. If | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | draw to flash is not completed when generating these files, the software will not place a test point for that feature, leaving that net untested. | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS SERVICES | Open Road: Output plane layers in a negative format. THIEVING AND COPPER BALANCING Thieving and copper balancing is the process of adding a copper ...
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