A resist which is decomposed (softened) by light and which, after exposure and development, is removed from those&n...
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An artwork, artwork master, or production master in which the intended conductive pattern is opaque to light, and&n...
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A printed board on to which all passive and active components have been assembled. Synonyms: printed board assembly...
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Jan 28,2016
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(kapton) Higher melting point plastic film used as base for flexible portions of flexi-rigid boards as well as ...
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High temperature thermoplastics used with glass to produce printed circuit laminates from multi-layer and other circuit ...
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Jan 28,2016
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(mylar) low melting point plastic film used for cheap flexible circuits.
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A technique of eliminating symmetry within a plane so that parts can be engaged in only one way in ...
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A centimeter-gram-second unit of viscosity equal to that of a fluid requiring a shearing force of one dyne to&...
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The practice of mechanically converting X - Y position information into a visual pattern, such as artwork.
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A uniform coating of conductive metal upon the base material of the printed circuit board.
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Jan 28,2016
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The process consisting of the electrochemical deposition of a conductive material on the base material (surface holes, etc.) after the base material has been made conductive.
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Materials which, when deposited on conductive areas, prevent the plating of the covered areas. Resists are available both as screened-on materials and as dry-film photopolymer resists.
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Jan 28,2016
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The temporary conductive path interconnecting areas of a printed board to be electroplated, usually located on the panel outside the borders of such a board.
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Jan 28,2016
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A hole with the deposition of metal (usually copper) on its sides to provide electrical connections between internal or external conductive patterns.
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Pertaining to Laminating. The finish present on the metallic surface of metal clad base material resulting from direct contact with the laminating press plates without modification by any subsequent f...
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Small holes or sharp edges on the surface of a solder joint generally caused by flux entrapment, oxidation or over-heating.
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A depression in the conductive layer that does not penetrate entirely through it.
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Chemically-induced fracturing or de-lamination on or below the surface of the base material; it is usually exhibited by a light area around holes, other etched areas or both.
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Jan 28,2016
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Small imperfection which penetrate entirely through the conductor and/or solder.
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