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Hi Tom-
Thanks! That was plenty fast enough!
Wayne
On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 12:02 PM, Tom Newton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Wayne: Sorry it took too long for IPC to respond to your inquiry on
> minimum spacing, but I'll provide our 'official' reply:
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> The real answer to this is BOTH IPC-2221B and IPC-2222A, with the
> following taken from IPC-2222A:
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> *10.1.1 Edge Spacing Except for edge printed board contacts, the minimum
> distance between conductive surfaces and the edge of the finished printed
> board, or a NPTH, shall not be less than the minimum spacing specified in
> Table 6–1 of IPC-2221 plus 0.4 mm [0.0157]. Printed boards that slide into
> guides shall have a minimum external conductor to guide distance of 1.25 mm
> [0.0492 in] or minimum electrical clearance (see Table 6–1 of IPC-2221),
> whichever is greater. Special design applications in areas such as high
> voltage, surface mount, and radio frequency (RF) technology may require
> variances to these requirements. Ground and heat sink planes may extend to
> the edge when required by design.*
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> *The design should provide sufficient edge spacing to avoid unnecessary
> haloing and crazing rejections. Rejections can occur when the edge defect
> is greater than 50% of the clearance to edge spacing. Brittle material or
> heavier glass weights increase this risk.*
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> *There is some additional guidance on routing and V-Scoring in 5.3.1 and
> Table 5-1 of IPC-2222A. That is it!*
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> Best Regards;
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> Tom Newton and John Perry of IPC.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: TechNet <[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of Wayne Thayer
> Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2018 12:25 PM
> To: Technet <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: [TN] MLCC spacing/orientation to V-score or Perforated Tabs
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> Hi-
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> Is there an IPC standard for distances from components to board edge for
> the V-score or perforated tab techniques? I've been able to find several
> recommendations from manufacturers, but I couldn't find the applicable IPC
> doc.
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> Wayne Thayer
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