... 1 CHAPTER OVERVIEW 2 2 Microcirtec – A SHORT PROFILE 3 2.1 WHO WE ARE 3 2.2 OBJECTIVES & MARKETS 3 2.3 DECLARATION OF | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | QUALITY 3 3 PRODUCTION DATA & TRANSMISSION 4 3.1 PRODUCTION DATA REQUIREMENTS 4 3.2 DATA TRANSMISSION 4 3.3 DESIGN RULE CHECK 4 3.4 ORDER CONFIRMATION | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | 4 4 QUALITY 5 4.1 QUALITY STANDARDS 5 4.2 QUALITY PROCEDURES 5 4.3 ELECTRICAL TESTING 6 5 RANGE OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES 6 5.1 RAW (BASE) | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | MATERIALS 6 5.2 AVAILABLE PRODUCTION PANEL SIZES 8 5.3 DRILLING 9 5.4 PLATING AND ASPECT RATIO 9 5.5 EXPOSURE 10 5.6 SOLDERMASK 11 5.7 METALLIC | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | FINISHING TECHNIQUES 11 5.8 TEXT PRINTING, ADDITIONAL PRINTING TECHNIQUES 11 5.9 CONTOUR MACHINING 12 5.10 ROUTING 12 5.11 V-CUTTING (SCORING) 12 2 | PRINTED CIRCUIT | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | BOARDS | – A SHORT PROFILE 2.1 Who we are Microcirtec is one of the leading independent companies in the PCB industry of Germany, situated | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | in Krefeld, a 25 min. drive away from the Duesseldorf International Airport. Constantly family owned, Microcirtec`s workforce grew ...
[ Printed Wiring Boards Technologies ]... conducted as a parallel or finger test. Parallel test: For the parallel test a control adaptor is constructed, consisting, e.g. of several synthetic sheets | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | positioned above each other and fitted with control pins. An adaptor programme must be written to reflect the actual holes in each individual synthetic layer | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | of the adaptor. The pin positions are identical to the control points enabling an overall PCB test within seconds. The control adaptors are all the | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | more expensive the higher the density and the lower the grid distances between control points. The adaptors can also only be used for one specific | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | type of PCB which explains the high set-up costs for the test. Finger Test: As PCB series are not always produced in mass, the finger | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | test was developed as an alternative solution for small or medium-sized series. Manoeuverable probes move to the control points without necessitating an adaptor. As the | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | points are checked individually, the time required for a complete check depends on ...
[ Printed Wiring Boards Technologies ]... to be tested, as is the case with multi-layers. In two position measurements all connections in the PCB are checked for stoppages and short | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | circuits . All SMD pads and plated through holes are checked. The electrical test can be conducted as a parallel or finger test. PARALLEL TEST: | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | For the parallel test a control adaptor is constructed, consisting, e.g. of several synthetic sheets positioned above each other and fitted with control pins. An | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | adaptor programme must be written to reflect the actual holes in each individual synthetic layer of the adaptor. The pin positions are identical to the | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | control points enabling an overall PCB test within seconds. The control adaptors are all the more expensive the higher the density and the lower the | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | grid distances between control points. The adaptors can also only be used for one specific type of PCB which explains the high set-up costs for | PRINTED WIRING BOARDS TECHNOLOGIES | the test. FLYING PROBE TEST: As PCB series are not always produced in mass, the flying probe test was ...
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