Base on PCB design with respect to PCB manufacturing capabilities of your suppliers. E.g. Due to misregistration between layers where it resulted C-pad PTH within layers due to tolerance between "via pad size and drill-size), it will somehow cause a less reliable result.
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Victor, let an expert correct me, but misregistration layer-to-layer in some PWB designs could impact integrity of differential signals. Such designs appear to be quite rare, perhaps for the reason I propose.  Louis Hart

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Fellow TechNetters:

   Is there a correlation between PWB inner layer misregistration and reliability?   What is IPC guidelines numerical value with regards to inner layer misregistration hole breakout of signal capture pad (s)?   I always hear of +/- 3 mils for all processes in the PWB process.

Victor,


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