A solder coating that has receded, leaving irregular deposits and indicating that the base metal has not been ...
An individual electrical element, usually in an independent body, which cannot be further reduced without destroying its...
The width of a conductor as delineated or noted on the master drawing. (See also: Conductor Base Width and&nbs...
A separation between any of the layers of a base material or between the laminate and the conductive foil,&nbs...
The process of locating and fixing problems (bugs) in the hardware and software portions of an electronic system.
A defined point, line, or plane used to locate the pattern of layer for manufacturing or inspection, or for&nb...
A collection of inter-related data items stored together without redundancy to serve one or more applications.
A component placement term measuring machine speed from pick-up to board location and return.
open circuit. An unwanted break in the continuity of an electrical circuit, that prevents current from flowing.
The maximum current which can be carried continuously, under specified conditions, by a conductor without causing degrad...
Change of physical properties of a material via chemical reaction or heat and catalysts, usually from a liquid ...
The condition of a resin polymer when it is in the solid-state, with high molecular weight, being insoluble an...
The formation of chemical ties between reactive atoms in the molecular chain of a plastic.
The breaking of large conductive areas by use of a pattern of voids in the conductive material.
A type of connector contact whose end is a hollow cylinder that can be crimped onto a wire inserted within it.
A condition existing in the base material in the form of connected white spots or “crosses” on or below the surface of the base material, reflecting the separation of fibres in the glass cloth and con...
A condition that makes breaks or separations in coatings that extends through to an underlying surface.
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