Not a direct answer but 1 oz = 35 um. What's a microinch? :-)
Brian
Steve Gregory wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I got my boards back from our fab vendor (the ones that had the trace
> thickness problem), and they sent the XRF measurements that they took.
> But they're in microinches, is there some conversion that you do to
> convert that to copper weight?
>
> Here's the measurements that I got:
>
> µin Cu
> 1. 170.9
> 2. 173.0
> 3. 170.1
> 4. 170.6
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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