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Ted;
We build similar boards for some of our customers. I do not know of any
performance specification that covers voids on plated copper board edges. I
would suggest that you define your requirements on the master drawing. Your
definition would be based on design requriements, and I suspect they would
change with each application.
At 12:05 PM 5/16/96 -0500, Edwards, Ted A (AZ75) wrote:
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> We procure microwave boards that to IPC-HF-318 would be Class 3 Type 3.
> Recently we see some suppliers having problems which result in plating
>voids. The criteria for voids in a plated through hole are defined but
>voids in the plated edges of the board do not seem to be defined anywhere.
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> Question 1. A void across an interconnect in a normal multilayer is
>real bad but what about a void across the same interconnect when it is a
>ground that goes all the way around the periphery of the finished board?
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> Question 2. Does anybody know where plated edge requirements are
>listed?
> Question 3. Since I can not find what I am looking for in a
>specification, if no specification exists, does anybody have criteria?
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> Thanks
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Regards,
Gary Ferrari
Chairman IPC-D-275
Tech Circuits
(203)269-3311
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