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381. Standard layer buildup - Custom layer buildup  
Custom layer buildup  
382. Hybrid layer buildup Rogers / FR4  
Type Typical thickness Copper thickness RO4350B 168µm 18µm/18µm; 35µm/35µm RO4350B 254µm 18µm/18µm; 35µm/35µm RO4350B 508µm 18µm/18µm; 35µm/35µm RO4350B 1524µm 18µm/18µm; 35µm/35µm  
383. Hybrid layer buildup Rogers / FR4  
Type Typical thickness After pressing* RO4450F approx. 100µm approx. 100µm  
384. Hybrid layer buildup Rogers / FR4 - Custom layer buildup  
Custom layer buildup The custom layer buildup is special production. You can choose from the following cores and prepregs for a Rogers only layer construction. For hybrid buildups or FR4-only…  
385. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling - Stubs in Detail  
Stubs in Detail As already mentioned, stubs interfere with the signal integrity of high-frequency circuit boards. Stubs cause unwanted resonant frequency nulls which appear in the insertion loss…  
386. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling  
min. thickness F (target layer);250µm;300µm;400µm;500µm min thickness G (stub remainder);125µm;150µm;200µm;250µm Tolerance* standard o.r.;± 100µm ± 50µm;± 100µm ± 50µm;± 100µm ± 50µm;±…  
387. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling - Required target layer thickness "F" / stub remainder "G"  
Required target layer thickness "F" / stub remainder "G" If you need a special layer buildup, please keep to the following min. layer thickness of the layer in which the drilling stops (F).  
388. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling  
If you do not need a special layer buildup, e.g. you are using our defined layer buildups, we will do all the necessary thickness calculations regarding the thickness of "F" and “G”.  
389. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling  
Index Type Value min. A Plated-through via Ø 200µm B Backdrill Ø 400µm C Copper clearance 150µm D Ø-Difference circumf. 100µm E Backdrill depth 200µm F…  
390. Backdrill, Controlled Depth Drilling  
The backdrill process removes stubs from plated-through-holes (vias). Stubs are the unnecessary / unused portions of vias, which extend further than the last connected inner layer. Stubs can lead…  
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