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1381. Milling of Printed Circuit Boards - Additional information  
Additional information Plated Half-holes Scoring Backdrill Design Parameters  
1382. Press-Fit technology for Printed Circuits - Additional information:  
Additional information: Manufacturing tolerances Drills & Throughplating Milling Surface finish  
1383. Sideplating - Additional information:  
Additional information: Plated Half-holes PCB as panel Milling  
1384. Drills & Throughplating - Additional information  
Additional information Press-fit technology Blind & Buried Vias Via Covering Manufacturing tolerances Design Parameters  
1385. Drying / tempering - Notes  
Notes The drying process must be qualified by the assembly company. The recommendations for drying can only be used as a reference or rough guideline. Both the circuit board design as well as…  
1386. Drying / tempering - Drying of Flex- / Rigid-flex Circuit Boards  
Drying of Flex- / Rigid-flex Circuit Boards Flex and Rigid-flex circuit boards (polyimide materials) have increased moisture absorption compared to rigid circuit boards. Drying is therfore…  
1387. HAL vs. chemical gold - Additional information  
Additional information Possible surface finishes for PCBs Solder-stop parameters Design parameters  
1388. Conductor / Ampacity - conductor temperature - Tools and Software  
Tools and Software Dr. Johannes Adam (formerly Flomerics) provides an easy to use 3D simulation software for printed circuit boards (TRM), further calculations and services in electronics cooling…  
1389. Conductor / Ampacity - conductor temperature - History  
History The design guideline IPC-2221 (predecessor document: MILSTD 275) is the default data source for the DC temperature resistance of conductors. The measurements thereto come from the National…  
1390. Conductor / Ampacity - conductor temperature - Current carrying capacity of conductors acc. to IPC-2221  
Current carrying capacity of conductors acc. to IPC-2221 Maximum current [A] subject to the temperature increase in degrees [°]  
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