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1 oz is typical, sometimes 1/2 oz for thinner boards. For both SMT &
PTH.
US designs are almost all English, Japan prefers metric. Don't know
about other countries. Most board shops can handle data in either
format.
Typical pad sizes for microvias are 25 mil for high density designs,
30 mils for normal.
Hope this helps.
Thad [log in to unmask]
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Subject: SURVEY
Author: [log in to unmask] at Dell_UNIX
Date: 4/28/95 1:23 PM
IPC Folks,
I'm taking a informal and non scientific survey for use in making
decisions about repairs of electronic boards. Your answers will be
appreciated.
What weight copper is the most commonly used on PTH boards? 1 or 2 OZ.
What weight copper is most often used on SMT boards?
Are boards built to metric or English measurements?
What is the average size pad on pth boards?
Answers may be made back through the Technet or to
[log in to unmask] Thanks!
po1 is post office one
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