Pin-in-hole a printed board assembly made up of components with leads which pass through holes in the board and lands. Synonyms: traditional assembly, conventional assembly.
A programmable machine usually with a robot arm for picking components from a feeder. It moves the part for placement and/or insertion to a specific site on the board.
A resist which is not removed after processing, e.g., plating resist used in the fully-additive process.
The force per unit width required to peel the conductor or foil from the base material.
The configuration of all conductive and/or non-conductive areas on a PCB. Letters and inscription may also be included. Pattern also denotes the circuit configuration on related tools, drawing and mas...
A polymer resin (Polyparaxylense) that provides a thin, uniform coating on PCBs and components. It can be applied via vacuum for deposition on sharp edges and complex shapes.
The base material containing one or more circuit patterns that passes successively through the production sequence and from which printed circuit boards are extracted. See Backplanes/Backpanels.
A portion of the conductive area of which components, terminals, traces, etc., are mechanically attached. (Also called land).
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