R
Raveninghorde
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm looking at UL pcb certification for various pcb manufacturers we
use.
One spec I don't understand is Maximum Area Diameter. This is defined
as the maximum unpierced copper area judged by the diameter of the
largest circle that can be inscribed within the pattern. This is often
set as a maximum of 1" diameter.
What is the point of this requirement? By unpierced do they mean it
needs a via hole or will a PTH solder point do?
Until I understand the actual requirement I ca't judge if I have a
problem or not.
use.
One spec I don't understand is Maximum Area Diameter. This is defined
as the maximum unpierced copper area judged by the diameter of the
largest circle that can be inscribed within the pattern. This is often
set as a maximum of 1" diameter.
What is the point of this requirement? By unpierced do they mean it
needs a via hole or will a PTH solder point do?
Until I understand the actual requirement I ca't judge if I have a
problem or not.
