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1561. Glossar: Blind Via  
Blind Via A Blind via connects one outer layer of the PCB with one inner layer. The technology enables complex design structures and a high circuit density. Therefore, blind vias are preferred for HD  
1562. Glossar: Drilling program  
Drilling program A drilling program is used to communicate the required holes on a printed circuit board to the PCB manufacturer. The drilling program is exported from as Excellon or Sieb & Meyer  
1563. Glossar: Buried Via  
Buried Via Buried Vias connect at least two PCB inner layers, but no outer layer. Buried vias are not visible from the outside of the PCB. This technology enables complex design structures and a hig  
1564. Glossar: Chemical Gold  
Chemical Gold Chemical gold see ENIG  
1565. Glossar: Flex coverlay  
Flex coverlay Flex coverlay describes foil, used as solder-stop for flexible printed circuit boards.see Coverlay  
1566. Glossar: D-Code list  
D-Code list Layout data in outdated Gerber RS-274D standard format require a separate D-code list. This list contains information about the geometric shape (circles, rectangles, circular rings are co  
1567. Glossar: Throughplating  
Throughplating Throughplating electrically connects (opposite) layers of the circuit board (see via). For this a hole is drilled through the board. Because the base material (e.g. FR4) is electricall  
1568. Glossar: Contour milling  
Contour milling Contour milling, like milling, is a mechanical processing of printed circuit boards with a rotating cutting tool. Contour milling is used to define the contour of the PCB at the very  
1569. Glossar: Milling  
Milling Milling is the mechanical processing of printed circuit boards with a rotating cutting tool. This allows you to realize round outer contours (contour milling), slots and breakouts, e.g. to cr  
1570. Glossar: Surface  
Surface The surface of the printed circuit board refers to the finish of the connection surfaces in the conductor pattern. The surface protects the copper from oxidation and determines which connecti  
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