The total conductive pattern formed upon one side of a single layer of base material.
The conductor width at the plane of the surface of the base material. See also: Conductor width.
The configuration or design of the conductive material on the base laminate. Includes conductors, lands, and through connections.
A thin sheet of metal that may cover one or both sides of the base material and is intended to form the conductive pattern.
A material to which metal particles (usually silver ) are added to increase electrical conductivity.
Any of the basic parts used in building electronic equipment, such as a resistor, capacitor, DIP or connector, etc.
(Primary side) The surface layer of a board on which most of the components are placed. Component side is also referred to as the top side (layer one-counting downwards) of the board.
A hole in a PCB through-which a component lead passes in order to be soldered or connected mechanically to the printed circuit and electrically to the conductive pattern. Synonym: mounting hole....
A software module that analyses and converts programs from a high-level language to binary machine codes.
In which materials can be mixed or brought into contact with no reaction or separation.
A solder connection that exhibits poor wetting and that is characterized by a greyish porous appearance.
The fractional change in dimension of a material for a unit change in temperature expressed in ppm/C.
Chip on board. Component packaging technology in which bare integrated circuits are attached directly to the surface of a substrate and interconnected to the substrate most often by means of microscop...
A thin layer of material, either conductive or insulating, applied over components or base materials.
A connection made by a wire which is passed through a hole in a printed circuit board, and subsequently formed, or clinched, in contact with the conductive pattern on each side of the board, and...
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