A printed pattern of non-conductive material by which the circuitry and components are delineated on a board to aid in service and repair of the board.
A connector which terminates conductors at the edge of a printed board, which bringing the terminations our at right angles to the plane of the board conductors.
Science of flow ,is the study of the flow and deformation of matter and is particularly important with regard to colloidal systems.
The act of repeating one or more manufacturing operations for the purpose of improving the yield of acceptable part.
A manufacturing step or process that is repeated to bring a non-performing or non-conforming component or circuit to a functional condition.
The film pattern on a printed circuit board enabling the exposure of conductive areas for subsequent plating.
Coating material used to mask or to protect selected areas of a pattern from the action of an etchant, solder, or plating. Also see Dry Film, Resists, Plating Resists and Solder Resists.
Resin transferred from the base material onto the surface or edge of conductive pattern normally caused by drilling. Sometimes called epoxy smear.
The ability of a system to return to a specific parameter, said of equipment when evaluating its consistency of processing.
The probability that a component, device or assembly will function properly for a defined period of time under the influence of specific environment and operational conditions.
The radio of the quantity of water vapour present in the air to the quantity which would saturate the air at the given temperature.
The alignment of a pad on one side of the printed circuit board or layers of a multi-layer board to its mating pad on the opposite side.
The portion of the re-flow soldering process during which the temperature of the solder is raised to a value&n...
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